Usages of nigeru
小さい 犬 が 家 から 逃げた ので、 姉 と 一緒 に 捕まえました。tiisai inu ga ie kara nigeta node, ane to issyo ni tukamaemasita.
A small dog ran away from the house, so my older sister and I caught it together.
猫 は リード が 好き で は なく、 すぐ 逃げよう と しました。neko ha riido ga suki de ha naku, sugu nigeyou to simasita.
The cat does not like the leash and immediately tried to run away.
公園 で 逃げた 子犬 を 捕まえるの を 手伝いましたkouen de nigeta koinu wo tukamaeruno wo tetudaimasita
I helped catch a puppy that had run away in the park.
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