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We found 1 grammar point, 1 conjugated word, and 14 examples matching 'わたって'
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にわたって にわたって
 
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わ た る 0
Most common form: 渡る
'ru' godan verb, intransitive verb
1. to cross over; to go across  (usu. 渡る or 渉る)
2. to extend; to cover; to range; to span  (see also: にわたって; usu. 亘る or 亙る)
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  わたって is the te form of 'ru' godan verb わたる  
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その
ぐんたい
軍隊
は
かわ
川
を
わた
渡
ってゆっくりと
ぜんしん
前進
した。
The army slowly advanced across the river.
はじめに
くるま
車
を
たし
確
かめずに
とお
通
りを
わた
渡
ってはならない。
Never go across the street without looking for cars first.
かれ
彼
が
えいご
英語
を
まな
学
ぶためにアメリカに
わた
渡
ってから
に
２
ねん
年
になる。
Two years have passed since he went over to America to study English.
この
ぎん
銀
しょっき
食器
は
わたし
私
の
いえ
家
に
なに
何
せだい
世代
にもわたって
つた
伝
わるものだ。
This silverware set has been in my family for generations.
はんしん
阪神
だいしんさい
大震災
では
じめん
地面
が
ちょうじかん
長時間
に
わた
渡
って
ゆ
揺
れた。
In the Hanshin earthquake, the ground shook for a long time.
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