Usages of deru
台風 の 警報 が 出た ので、 家族 に すぐ 連絡しました。taihuu no keihou ga deta node, kazoku ni sugu renrakusimasita.
Because a typhoon warning was issued, I contacted my family right away.
大雨 の 警報 が 出たら、 川 の 近く に 行かない ほう が いい です。ooame no keihou ga detara, kawa no tikaku ni ikanai hou ga ii desu.
If a heavy rain warning is issued, it is better not to go near the river.
大雨 の 警報 が 出た ので、 帰る 時間 を 早めました。ooame no keihou ga deta node, kaeru zikan wo hayamemasita.
Because a heavy rain warning was issued, I moved up the time I went home.
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