Usages of hiroku
畳 の 部屋 の 押し入れ に 布団 を しまう と、 部屋 を 広く 使える。tatami no heya no osiire ni huton wo simau to, heya wo hiroku tukaeru.
If I put the futons away in the closet of the tatami room, I can use the room more spaciously.
机 を 壁ぎわ に 置く と、 部屋 を もっと 広く 使えます。tukue wo kabegiwa ni oku to, heya wo motto hiroku tukaemasu.
If you put the desk by the wall, you can use the room more spaciously.
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