Usages of kaityuudentou
懐中電灯 は 机 の 引き出し に 入れて あります。kaityuudentou ha tukue no hikidasi ni irete arimasu.
I keep the flashlight in the desk drawer.
停電 の とき は、 懐中電灯 を 使って 部屋 を 明るく します。teiden no toki ha, kaityuudentou wo tukatte heya wo akaruku simasu.
During a power outage, I use a flashlight to light up the room.
懐中電灯 の 乾電池 を 替える 前 に、 コンセント の 場所 も 確認した。kaityuudentou no kandenti wo kaeru mae ni, konsento no basyo mo kakuninsita.
Before changing the flashlight batteries, I also checked where the outlet was.
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