Usages of moritukeru
姉 は、 餃子 を 焼きながら、 枝豆 も 皿 に 盛り付けて いた。ane ha, gyouza wo yakinagara, edamame mo sara ni moritukete ita.
My older sister was frying dumplings while also arranging edamame on a plate.
母 は サラダ を 皿 に きれい に 盛り付けて から、 私 に 出します。haha ha sarada wo sara ni kirei ni moritukete kara, watasi ni dasimasu.
My mother neatly arranges the salad on a plate and then serves it to me.
親戚 が 来る 前 に、 枝豆 と 唐揚げ を 皿 に 盛り付けて、 焼きそば も 用意して おきました。sinseki ga kuru mae ni, edamame to karaage wo sara ni moritukete, yakisoba mo youisite okimasita.
Before the relatives came, I arranged edamame and fried chicken on plates and also prepared yakisoba.
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