What does 成り行き in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 成り行き in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 成り行き in Japanese.
The word 成り行き in Japanese means result, 成り行き, 成り行き, 結果 、 成り行き 、 結末, 宿命 、 定め 、 成り行き, 結果、結末、成り行き, 出来事 、 状況 、 成り行き, 結果、成り行き, 結果 、 成り行き 、 波及, 結果 、 結末 、 成り行き, 帰結、成り行き. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 成り行き
result
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成り行き(things that happen) ナオミには、成り行きがどうなるのかよくわからなかった。 Naomi wasn't sure how events would unfold. |
成り行き(direction of change) The run of events has not been favourable. |
結果 、 成り行き 、 結末(effect) One consequence of owning a truck is that everyone asks for favors. |
宿命 、 定め 、 成り行き(fated end) It was Ben's destiny to become a teacher. |
結果、結末、成り行き(consequence) 何かをする前に、その行動により生じる可能性のある結果について良く考えなさい。 Before you do anything, think about the possible effects of your actions. |
出来事 、 状況 、 成り行き(occurrence) ⓘこの文は英語例文の訳ではありません。 多くの歴史的事件の真相は未だあばかれていない。 Recent world events have been quite worrying. |
結果、成り行き(dated (result) The meeting ended with no clear event; it was probably just a waste of time. |
結果 、 成り行き 、 波及(consequence) |
結果 、 結末 、 成り行き(outcome) その選挙の結果（or: 成り行き）をご存知ですか？ Do you know the result of the elections? |
帰結、成り行き(consequence, result) Adrian's loss of temper was the natural sequel to Jim's constant needling. |
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