ながれ
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, intransitive)
1. to stream; to flow (liquid, time, etc.); to run (ink)
2. to be washed away; to be carried
3. to drift; to float (e.g. clouds); to wander; to stray
4. to sweep (e.g. rumour, fire); to spread; to circulate
5. to be heard (e.g. music); to be played
6. to lapse (e.g. into indolence, despair)
7. to pass; to elapse; to be transmitted
8. to be called off; to be forfeited
9. to disappear; to be removed
Pitch accent
がれ
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Used in vocabulary (4 in total)
(lit.) blood flows; to have the blood of ... running in one's veins (artist, warrior, etc.); to be born with particular skills, characteristics, etc.; to have something "in one's blood"
to have rumors going around (rumours); to have rumors spread
Examples (36 in total)
The toilet doesn't flush properly.
Blood flows through blood vessels.
The blood ran red.
The Seine flows through Paris.
Tears were flowing down her cheeks.
Do something about the flow of blood from the wound.
The water flows under the bridge.
The floor was running with water.
A tear ran down her cheek.
A warm current runs off the coast of Shikoku.
The Seine flows through the central part of the Paris Basin.
Talent for music runs in their blood.
Tears trickled down her cheeks.
Tears of joy rained down their cheeks.
A small stream ran down among the rocks.
Tom's singing voice flowed out of the radio.
The oil ran through a thick pipe.
An endless flow of tears fell from her eyes.
The Rhine flows between France and Germany.
The news has just come on the radio.
They blocked the flow of water from the burst pipe.
A river runs through the valley.
The river runs through the valley.
The river flows into the Sea of Japan.
The broad river flows slowly.
This river runs through my village.
The river flows down to the sea.
There's a beautiful river on the other side of the park.
The river flows along the north of island.
The river flows between the two countries.
The river runs parallel to the main street.
The Maruyama river flows through Kinosaki.
The river which flows through London is called the Thames.
A broad river runs through the city.
Water is running from the faucet into the sink.
This river flows south into the sea.