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We found 2 words, 1 kanji, and 8 examples matching '緩やか'
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ゆ る や か 2
1. loose; slack
2. gentle; easy; slow
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expression, 'mu' godan verb
to proceed slowly
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緩
カン   ゆるい loose   ゆるやか gentle, lenient   ゆるむ to be/become loose   ゆるめる to loosen   
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爰
claw your one friend
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爫
claw
一
イチ   イツ   ひとつ    ひと- one   
友
ユウ   とも friend   
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ten   じゅう    じつ    と    とう    
又
また again   
糸
シ   いと thread   
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この
がっこう
学校
は
きりつ
規律
がやや
ゆる
緩
やか
だ。
Discipline is rather mild at this school.
その
とち
土地
は
かわ
川
に
む
向
かって
ゆる
緩
やか
に
けいしゃ
傾斜
している
。
The land slopes gently toward the river.
かわはば
川幅
が
ひろ
広
く
なるにつれて、
すいりゅう
水流
はいっそう
ゆる
緩
やか
になった。
As the river become broader, the current moved slowly.
その
みち
道
は
ゆる
緩
やか
に
にし
西
にカーブしている。
The road curves gently towards the west.
みず
水
の
うんぱんさよう
運搬作用
によって
はこ
運
ばれた
どしゃ
土砂
は、
なが
流
れ
が
ゆる
緩
やか
になるとそれ
いじょう
以上
うご
動
かなく
なり、
つ
積
もっていきます
。これを
たいせき
堆積
と
い
言
います
。
Earth and sand carried by water gradually settle and pile up (at the bottom of a body of water) once the current slows. This is called sedimentation.
 
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