Usages of hasamu
机 の 上 の ファイル に 地図 を 挟んで、 あと で 見られる よう に しました。tukue no ue no fairu ni tizu wo hasande, ato de mirareru you ni simasita.
I inserted the map into the file on the desk so that I could look at it later.
この ファイル に 大切な 書類 を 挟んで ください。kono fairu ni taisetuna syorui wo hasande kudasai.
Please insert the important documents into this file.
窓口 で もらった 控え は、 なくさない よう に 手帳 に 挟んで おきます。madoguti de moratta hikae ha, nakusanai you ni tetyou ni hasande okimasu.
I keep the receipt copy I got at the counter in my planner so I won’t lose it.
白い 紙 を 一枚 ノート に 挟んで おきます。siroi kami wo itimai nooto ni hasande okimasu.
I will put one sheet of white paper into my notebook in advance.
契約書 の 控え は なくさない よう に ファイル に 挟んで おきます。keiyakusyo no hikae ha nakusanai you ni fairu ni hasande okimasu.
I keep the copy of the contract in a file so that I won’t lose it.
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