Usages of oriru
私 は 定期券 で バス に 乗って、 会社 の 前 で 降りる。watasi ha teikiken de basu ni notte, kaisya no mae de oriru.
I ride the bus with a commuter pass and get off in front of the company.
彼 は 間違えて 一つ 前 の 駅 で 降りて しまい、 近道 を 探した。kare ha matigaete hitotu mae no eki de orite simai, tikamiti wo sagasita.
He got off one station early by mistake and looked for a shortcut.
疲れて いた ので、 電車 で 寝て 降りる 駅 を 乗り過ごして しまいました。tukarete ita node, densya de nete oriru eki wo norisugosite simaimasita.
Because I was tired, I fell asleep on the train and missed my stop.
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