連 れ歩 く tsure aruku
1. to walk with; to make someone tag along
2. to carry around (esp. a child); to carry about
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1. Leading around; Taking along
1. Did not take with.; Did not walk with.
1. Just led around; Recently led around
1. Take along; Take with me
1. Don't bring along.; Don't take with you.
1. Not walking with; Not taking with
1. Must not take with you.; Do not bring along.
1. To have someone with you; To bring someone along
1. Don't take with you.; Don't bring along.
1. Have to take with me; Must bring along
1. Don't have to take with you.; Don't need to accompany.
1. Must take with; Must accompany
1. Want to take with me; Want to lead around
1. Don't want to take with me.; Don't want to lead around.
1. About to take someone with you; Leading someone along
1. Looks like they're walking with [someone/something].; Seems to be taking [someone/something] along.
1. Leading around; Accompanying
1. Don't take with you.; Don't bring along.
1. Take [someone/something] with you.; Walk with [someone/something].
1. Let's go together.; Let's take [someone/something] with us.
1. Was taken along; Was seen accompanying someone
1. Probably accompanied.; Probably walked with.
1. If/when taken along; If/when accompanied
1. Seemingly took with them; Apparently escorted
1. To be led around; To be taken around (by force/compulsion)
1. To lead around; To take someone along
1. Don't drag me along.; Don't walk with me.
1. Must take with; Have to accompany
1. Tends to lead around; Prone to taking along
1. To see through to the end; To accompany completely
1. Looks like they're being led around.; Seems like they're being taken for a walk.
1. Being dragged along; Left trailing behind
1. Persevering to the end; Leading through to completion
1. Apparently takes around; Reportedly walks with
1. If/when taken along; If/when accompanied
1. Don't bring along.; Don't take with you.
1. If/when taking along; If/when accompanying
1. Seems to be accompanying.; Looks like is leading around.
1. Seems they are taking with them.; Apparently accompanying.
1. If/when taken along; If/when accompanied
1. Please walk with me.; May I have the pleasure of your company?
1. May I bring [someone]?; May I accompany [someone]?