流す【ながす】
Frequency rank: 1,502.
- to drain; to pour; to run; to let flow; to flush; to shed (blood, tears); to spill
- to float (e.g. logs down a river); to set adrift
- to wash away; to carry away; to sweep away
- to broadcast; to play (e.g. music over a loudspeaker); to send (electricity through a wire)
- to circulate (a rumour, information, etc.); to spread; to distribute
- to cruise (of a taxi); to stroll around (in search of customers, an audience, etc.); to go from place to place
- to cancel (a plan, meeting, etc.); to call off; to reject (e.g. a bill)
- to forfeit (a pawn)
- to do leisurely (e.g. running, swimming); to do with ease; to do effortlessly
- to exile; to banish
- to hit (the ball) to the opposite fieldbaseball
- to do inattentively; to do without concentrating; to put little effort into doing
Godan verb with 'su' ending; transitive verb
Godan verb with 'su' ending; intransitive verb
Godan verb with 'su' ending; transitive verb
Godan verb with 'su' ending; intransitive verb
Godan verb with 'su' ending; transitive verb
suffix; Godan verb with 'su' ending
Forms
- 流す【ながす】Frequency rank: 1,502.
- ながすFrequency rank: 46,119. – 47,037.
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to drain; to pour; to run; to let flow; to flush; to shed (blood, tears); to spill
- to float (e.g. logs down a river); to set adrift
- to wash away; to carry away; to sweep away
- to broadcast; to play (e.g. music over a loudspeaker); to send (electricity through a wire)
- to circulate (a rumour, information, etc.); to spread; to distribute
- to cruise (of a taxi); to stroll around (in search of customers, an audience, etc.); to go from place to place
- to cancel (a plan, meeting, etc.); to call off; to reject (e.g. a bill)
- to forfeit (a pawn)
- to do leisurely (e.g. running, swimming); to do with ease; to do effortlessly
- to exile; to banish
- to hit (the ball) to the opposite field
- to do inattentively; to do without concentrating; to put little effort into doing
This usage of 流す is for letting liquid move or flow from one place to another. It can refer to draining, pouring, or spilling liquids.
Let's pour some tea into a cup.
This usage involves letting something float on water or setting it adrift, like logs on a river.
This usage is about washing, carrying, or sweeping things away with the flow of water.
This usage refers to broadcasting, playing music through a loudspeaker, or sending electricity through a wire.
This usage is about circulating rumors, spreading information, or distributing things like flyers.
This usage involves cruising in a taxi, strolling around to find customers or an audience, or moving from place to place.
The taxi is cruising through the night streets.
This usage is about canceling plans, meetings, or rejecting something like a bill.
This usage is specific to forfeiting or surrendering a pawn in a game or competition.
This usage refers to doing activities leisurely, with ease, or effortlessly.
He is jogging leisurely.
I swam effortlessly while enjoying it.
This usage is related to exiling or banishing someone from a place or community.
This usage is about hitting a ball, such as in baseball, to the opposite field.
This usage is when something is done inattentively, without focusing, or with little effort.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ながす流すきごう(ながすきごう)to drain; to pour; to run; to let flow; to flush; to shed (blood, tears); to spillなみだをながす涙を流すto shed tearsおんがく音楽をながす流すto play musicうわさをながす噂を流すto spread a rumorみず水をながす流すto let water flowながし流しそうめんソーメンflowing somen (a Japanese noodle dish served on a bamboo chute)ながされる流されるto be carried away; to be swept awayけいかく計画をながす流すto cancel a planながし流しっぱなしto leave (something) running (e.g., water)てきとう適当にながす流すto do something inattentivelyちをながす血を流すto shed bloodたくしいタクシーをながす流すto cruise for passengersよゆう余裕をもって持ってながす流すto do leisurely with easeじょうだん冗談をながす流すto joke aroundおと音をながす流すto broadcast soundながしよみ流し読みto skim readながしだい流し台sink (kitchen sink)
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You can let it slide with a "oh?" or you can take it seriously.
"If you don't get in our way any more, I could see my way to letting bygones be bygones." "That's remarkably generous ..."
Of course he thought it was a joke and let it slide with a "hm?" but he was seriously annoyed. I mean, just don't say things like that even as a joke!
She read his letter, with tears streaming down her cheeks.
She called out to him, with tears running down her cheeks.