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We found 1 word and 6 examples matching 'うごきだす'
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う ご き だ す 4
Most common form: 動き出す
to come alive; to get going; to start to move
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まもなく
かれ
彼
は
びょうき
病気
が
なお
治
って
うご
動
き
だ
出
すだろう。
It won't be long before he is up and about.
なに
何
か
で
出
そうな
ていばん
定番
の
ばしょ
場所
ですからね。
じどう
自動
えんそう
演奏
するグランドピアノや
ひと
独
りでに
うご
動
き
だ
出
す
じんたい
人体
もけい
模型
や。
That's because they're the classic places for 'something' to appear. Like the grand piano that plays by itself, the human anatomical model that moves by itself ...
つり
かわ
革
につかまりなさい。
でんしゃ
電車
がすぐ
うご
動
き
だ
出
すだろうから。
Hold on to the strap. The train will start to move soon.
うご
動
き
だ
出
すとき、ベルが「ちんちん」と
な
鳴
る。だから、ちんちん
でんしゃ
電車
。
When it sets off the bell rings, "ding-ding". Thus 'ding-ding-train'.
ジョージは、
れっしゃ
列車
が
うご
動
き
だ
出
すのを
かん
感
じた。
George felt the train begin to move.
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