引 き連 れる hikitsureru
1. to take (someone) along; to bring along; to be accompanied by
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59 Variants Available
1. Leading; Bringing (along)
1. Could not bring.; Could not take with.
1. Want to bring along; Want to lead with
1. Don't want to bring along.; Don't want to be bothered with.
1. Just brought; Recently accompanied
1. Dragging along (unintentionally); Bringing (someone) with (unintentionally)
1. Don't bring (someone/something) along.; Don't tag along.
1. Not bringing along; Not accompanied by
1. Must not bring.; Do not accompany.
1. Leading along; Bringing with one
1. Don't bring (someone/something) along.; Don't accompany.
1. Have to bring along; Must accompany
1. Don't have to bring along.; Don't need to accompany.
1. Must accompany; Must bring along
1. Let's bring along.; Let's take with us.
1. Be led; Be accompanied
2. To be led; To be taken along
1. About to bring (someone/something); About to lead (someone/something)
1. Looks like being led; Seems to be accompanying
1. Leading along; Accompanying
1. Don't bring [someone/something].; Don't accompany [someone/something].
1. Take [someone/something] with you.; Bring [someone/something] along.
1. Let's bring along.; Let's take with us.
1. Prone to bringing along; Tends to accompany
1. To be led along; To be taken along (by force/compulsion)
1. To lead along; To bring along (with someone)
1. Likely accompanying; Seems to be leading along
1. Was led/brought along; It is said they accompanied
1. Probably brought along; Probably accompanied
1. If/when accompanied by; If/when bringing along
1. Seemingly brought along; Appears to have accompanied
1. Left trailing behind; Abandoned with someone/something in tow
1. Take me with you.; Take them with you.
1. Don't bring [him/her/them].; Don't follow [him/her/them].
1. Must bring along; Have to accompany
1. Dragging on; Persevering to the end
1. It is said that one leads/brings along.; It is said that one accompanies.
1. If/when accompanied by; If/when bringing along
1. Don't bring along.; Don't drag along.
1. Seems; Looks like
1. Seems to be bringing along; Apparently accompanying
1. If/when accompanied; If/when brought along
1. Please bring with you.; Please accompany.
1. May I bring [someone/something]?; Is it permissible to bring [someone/something]?