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整ととのう
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, う, intransitive)
1. to be ready; to be prepared; to be arranged
Let's say that preparations are already complete.
2. to be in order; to be put in order; to be well-ordered; to be well-proportioned; to be harmonious
The room was neat and in good order.
3. to be adjusted; to be regulated; to be refined (e.g. of a face)
The face seen from the front is well-proportioned, though stern.
4. to be settled (e.g. treaty, contract); to be completed
Alt. forms
整ととのう
94%
ととのう
3%
調ととのう
1%
斉ととのう
Kanji used
整
put in order
Pitch accent
と
との
う
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Conjugations...Used in: 3901
Used in vocabulary (2 in total)
to get one's breath back; to calm down
to be prepared; to be arranged; to be done; to be in order; to be put in order
Examples (19 in total)
Everything is in good order.
Are you all set for the trip?
It seems that the preparations for the appraisal are complete.
She is a beauty with well-proportioned features.
Preparations for the outer wall repair are complete.
Be that as it may, the arrangements are now in order.
The train is ready to start.
Let's say that preparations are already complete.
Everything is ready now for the party.
The face seen from the front is well-proportioned, though stern.
It appears that both players are ready.
Despite saying such things, her room was very well-ordered.
If possible, I don't want to fight until preparations are properly in order.
Moreover, it's not just that their facial features are well-proportioned.
He is wearing clothes that do not fit, but his appearance is neat.
With this, all preparations for reaching the second stage are complete.
Then, let us depart as soon as preparations are complete.
It is important for everything to be ready by Monday.
Although it was crowded because it was mealtime, order was maintained.