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〜ni turete

〜に　つれて〜ni turete
as one thing changes along with another
From Lesson 77:Caring for houseplants·Hardcore Japanese

Usages of 〜ni turete

伸のびる　に　つれて、　支柱しちゅう　が　必要ひつよう　に　なる。nobiru ni turete, sityuu ga hituyou ni naru.
As it grows, the houseplant needs a support.
気温きおん　が　上あがる　に　つれて、　水みずやり　が　増ふえる。kion ga agaru ni turete, mizuyari ga hueru.
As the temperature rises, watering increases.
根詰ねづまり　が　進すすむ　に　つれて、　水みずはけ　が　悪わるく　なる。nedumari ga susumu ni turete, mizuhake ga waruku naru.
As root binding progresses, the soil drainage gets worse.
大おおきく　なる　に　つれて、　植うえ替かえ　と　剪定せんてい　が　必要ひつよう　に　なる。ookiku naru ni turete, uekae to sentei ga hituyou ni naru.
As it gets bigger, repotting and pruning become necessary.
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