Usages of kimaru
開催する か どうか は、 天気 と 会場 の 日程 で 決まります。kaisaisuru ka douka ha, tenki to kaizyou no nittei de kimarimasu.
Whether it will be held depends on the weather and the venue’s schedule.
会議 の 時間 は 今日 決まります。kaigi no zikan ha kyou kimarimasu.
The meeting time will be decided today.
その 件 は まだ 決まって いません。sono ken ha mada kimatte imasen.
That matter has not been decided yet.
担当部署 が まだ 決まって いない らしくて、 返事 に 時間 が かかって います。tantoubusyo ga mada kimatte inai rasikute, henzi ni zikan ga kakatte imasu.
It seems the department in charge hasn’t been decided yet, so the reply is taking time.
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