つげる
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, transitive)
1. to tell; to inform; to announce
The teacher announced it while still smiling.
2. to indicate; to signal; to mark
The ache in her chest told the girl that this was love.
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (4 in total)
to say goodbye; to bid farewell
to mark the end; to spell the end
to announce the time
Examples (34 in total)
The ringing of the bell marked the New Year.
The teacher announced it while still smiling.
She declared it with conviction.
My gut tells me so.
Instinct told me that I should do so.
She was suddenly told that the engagement was being broken off.
Black clouds announced the coming thunderstorm.
The radio gave a warning of bad weather.
Tell him where he should go.
The problem is who is going to tell him the truth.
He left without saying goodbye.
Never hesitate to tell the truth.
My voice catches at the words spoken so casually.
It wasn't that I lied, but in any case, I didn't tell them where I was going.
The judge called for a recess of two hours.
Suddenly, the intercom rang to announce a visitor.
Tom was never able to tell Mary that he loved her.
The ache in her chest told the girl that this was love.
I accept that he was telling the truth.
Having conveyed only that, the communication was cut off unilaterally.
Thereupon, the black-haired girl stated her name.
Did you really expect him to tell you the truth?
He gave the police a false name and address.
She advised us that it would rain all day.
The doctors tell you that he is brain-dead.
He told his men they would attack the next night.
If I knew it, I would tell it to you.
I decided on telling her of my love.
The boy told his mother about it first of all when he got home.
I should have lied, but I told him the truth.
The intuition honed by years of experience told me so.
And as if to finish it off, he proclaimed the final instruction loudly.
He told his comrades lined up before him of his resolve.
The professor took a sip from the glass in hand and then spoke.