Usages of awateru
警報 が 鳴って も、 店員 の 説明 を 最後 まで 聞けば、 そんなに 慌てること は ありません。keihou ga natte mo, tenin no setumei wo saigo made kikeba, sonnani awaterukoto ha arimasen.
Even if an alarm goes off, if you listen to the clerk’s explanation to the end, there is no need to panic that much.
地震 の とき は、 慌てないで 避難した ほう が いい です。zisin no toki ha, awatenaide hinansita hou ga ii desu.
When there is an earthquake, it is better to evacuate without panicking.
送り先 の 郵便番号 を 一つ 間違えて、 少し 慌てました。okurisaki no yuubinbangou wo hitotu matigaete, sukosi awatemasita.
I got one digit wrong in the destination’s postal code and panicked a little.
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