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We found 3 words, 1 kanji, and 17 examples matching '追って'
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お っ て 0
adverb, conjunction
1. later on; shortly; presently; afterwards; in due course; by and by  (this meaning is restricted to form 追って)
2. P.S.
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adverb, expression
gradually
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お っ て が き 0
Most common form: 追而書
noun
postscript
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追
ツイ   おう to pursue   
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two mouths
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口
コウ   ク   くち mouth   
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⻌
move
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かのじょ
彼女
は
した
慕
わしい
だんせい
男性
を
お
追
って
とうきょう
東京
へ
で
出
た。
She went to Tokyo to follow the man she adored.
じゅん
順
を
お
追
って
きほんてき
基本的
なタグを
おぼ
覚
えていこう。
Let's learn the basic tags in order.
とうてん
当店
は
お
追
ってお
し
知
らせするまで
へいてん
閉店
いたします。
The store is closed until further notice.
しょうばい
商売
の
とりひき
取引
を
ひ
日
を
お
追
って
きろく
記録
している。
I keep a daily record of my business dealings.
お
追
って
つうち
通知
があるまで
かいごう
会合
は
えんき
延期
された。
The meeting was put off till further notice.
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