What does 通って in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 通って in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 通って in Japanese.
The word 通って in Japanese means attend, go through, 通る, 通る、通過する, 意味が通じる［通る］、つじつまがあう、理解できる, 合格する 、 パスする 、 受かる 、 通る, 通る 、 通過する 、 通り過ぎる, ～をつまずきながら［あちこちぶつかりながら］通る. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 通って
attend
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go through
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通る(be filtered) (濾過器を) The water filtrates through the coffee grounds into the pot. |
通る、通過する(pass, fit, enter) The couch just won't go through the door. |
意味が通じる［通る］、つじつまがあう、理解できる(be comprehensible) After her stroke nothing the patient said made sense. |
合格する 、 パスする 、 受かる 、 通る(success: candidate to test) (テスト) 彼女は最初の挑戦で、自動車免許のテストに合格した（or: 受かった、通った、パスした）。 She passed her driving test on her first attempt. |
通る 、 通過する 、 通り過ぎる(go by) バスは私たちのために停まらないで通り過ぎた(or: 通過した)。 The bus passed without stopping for us. |
～をつまずきながら［あちこちぶつかりながら］通る(make way with difficulty) Sarah stumbled through the dark forest. |
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