Components
39 examples found containing 'いそぐ'
きみ
たち
いそ
ひつよう
必要
なかったのに
You need not have hurried.
きみ
たち
いそ
ひつよう
必要
なかった
You didn't need to hurry.
うしな
った
じかん
時間
もど
ために
わたし
たち
いそいだ
We hurried to make up for the lost time.
いそ
げば
いそ
ほど
おそ
なる
ぎゃくせつ
逆説
である
More haste, less speed is a paradox.
もし
いそ
ならばあなた
かれ
でしょ
If you hurry, you will overtake him.
ロイ
りょうしん
両親
でむか
出迎
える
のに
くうこう
空港
いそ
ひつよう
必要
なかったのに
Roy needn't have hurried to the airport to meet his parents.
タクシー
うんてんしゅ
運転手
りようしゃ
利用者
から
いそ
いでください
われる
こと
おお
ので
いそ
ことサービスになると
おも
っている
ひと
おお
それで
はし
して
すぐにスピード
げたり
まえ
くるま
おそ
とき
したり
していた
Taxi drivers are often told by passengers to "Please hurry," so many of them think that speeding up is part of the service. As a result, they would quickly accelerate, or when cars in front were slow they would overtake them.
はま
てら
かね
/ ゆれて
すいめん
水面
わたるとき /
むら
ぎょふ
漁夫
はおり
羽織
/
はま
てら
いそぐとき /
おき
くじら
ひとり / その
かね
ききながら /
んだ
とう
さま
かあ
さま
/ こいしこいし
いてます
line from poem, haiku, dialogue etc.
When the bell at the seaside temple is struck, / its sound rippling across the water, / the village fishermen in their best clothes / hurry for the temple on the shore / while alone in the open sea, a whale child / weeps in longing for its dead father and mother.
Source: 鯨法会 金子みすゞ
いちにち
一日
しごと
仕事
わる
みな
いえじ
家路
いそ

At the end of a working day, everybody is in a hurry to get home.
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