つれてゆく
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, transitive)
1. to take (someone to a place); to take (someone) with one; to take along; to lead away
If you get permission from Alice, I'll take you along.
Pitch accent
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Composed of
bringing along; accompanied by; brought along; as; in proportion to
to go; to move (towards); to move through; to travel across; to go (well, badly, etc.); to proceed; to do (in a particular way)
Examples (37 in total)
Bring your children with you.
Please take me with you too.
He took his sister along.
Take me with you.
Take him to the hospital.
I'll bring my sister to the party.
Then, let's take her along too.
Take me with you on the next trip.
I'll take whoever wants to go.
His parents took him for a walk.
I'll take you with me, so get ready in one second.
Take him to a doctor.
Will you take me to the gate?
If you get permission from Alice, I'll take you along.
He made a promise to take me to the movies.
Why on earth did you take him to the station?
Tom will take you home.
Jimmy begged me to take him to the zoo.
Jane took her dog for a walk.
Please take me across the river.
I will not go to the trouble of taking him there.
Children in the town were taken away for safety.
I took him out to dinner in return for his help.
He took his daughter with him whenever he went abroad.
Father took us to the zoo yesterday.
My uncle took me for a ride in the countryside.
She takes her dog to the park before breakfast.
When I got to his house, he had already been taken away.
He suggested to me that I should take her there.
If your child drinks poison, rush him to the hospital.
We have to get him to the hospital before it's too late.
My father often takes me to baseball games.
Tim's wife insisted on his taking her to Paris.
You can take a horse to water, but you can't make him drink.
Uncle Ted took us to the zoo in order to show us the pandas.
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.
At the age of six, I was taken to a circus for the first time.