まっすぐ
Meanings
Adverb
Adjective (な)
Noun
Usually written in kana
1. straight (ahead); direct; upright; erect
Then, go straight back to your room and go to sleep.
Adjective (な)
Noun
Usually written in kana
2. straightforward; honest; frank
Just as I thought, this guy is too straightforward.
Pitch accent
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Composed of
immediately; at once; soon; before long; easily; readily
Examples (38 in total)
Is the picture straight?
Mayuko came directly home.
Keep going straight.
It is heading straight towards there.
Stretch your arms straight.
Look straight ahead.
It points straight up to the sky.
Just as I thought, this guy is too straightforward.
Go straight along this street.
Then, go straight back to your room and go to sleep.
She stared fixedly at me.
What a very direct, honest apology.
Tom went straight to bed.
He looked me right in the eye.
I had no choice but to run looking straight ahead.
My hands are trembling, and I cannot hold the arrow straight.
Paying it no mind, I charge straight ahead.
Go straight on, and you will find the store.
There are a lot of long and straight roads in Hokkaido.
Go straight on down this street.
Take the first turn to right and then go straight on.
Did you go straight home after school yesterday?
He stuck out his index finger and pointed it straight up.
The road ran straight for several miles.
I walked straight ahead without looking to the side.
She had her hands clasped on the table and was looking straight ahead.
It should be straight down this street.
I straighten the hem of my dress and look straight ahead.
He is too tall to stand straight in this room.
The path continues straight ahead for miles on end.
I thought you were going to come straight home.
Stand upright when I'm talking to you.
After searching for words for a moment, he looked straight at me.
Go straight down that road, then turn right and then left.
A well-kept footpath runs straight ahead and continues deep into the forest.
The light shining blue and white stretches straight out and takes the shape of a sword.
On arriving in the town, he went straight to see her.
He tries to shift his weight to the left in order to straighten his upper body.