道案内 | Japanese meaning

【みちあんない】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru

guidance; showing the way; guide

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

guidepost; signpost; waymark

Generated definitions (experimental)

guidance; showing the way; guide

This meaning refers to the act of directing someone to a particular location or providing instructions on how to get there. It can involve verbal directions or physical assistance in navigating through an area.

、、。。

Please look at this map and guide me.

。。

He kindly provided guidance on the way.

guidepost; signpost; waymark

This meaning refers to physical markers that indicate directions or information about the area, often found on roads or trails to help travelers understand where to go next.

。。

A new guidepost has been set up at the corner of the road.

、、。。

Proper waymarks are needed on this mountain trail.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to give directionsdirectional signto give directions to a friendto receive guidanceneed for directionsmap for guidanceto give directions over the phoneguidance serviceto ask for directionsto have someone show the way

Example sentences

7 results

1. 。。

It is kind of her to show me the way.

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2. 。。

He was kind enough to show me the post office.

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3. 。。

He was so kind as to show her the way.

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4. 、、。。

You are very kind to show me the way.

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5. 、、。。

It is very kind of you to show me the way.

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6. 。。

The student was kind enough to show me the way.

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7. 。。

I'll show you the way.

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【みちあんない】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru

guidance; showing the way; guide

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

guidepost; signpost; waymark

Generated definitions (experimental)

guidance; showing the way; guide

、、。。

Please look at this map and guide me.

。。

He kindly provided guidance on the way.

guidepost; signpost; waymark

This meaning refers to physical markers that indicate directions or information about the area, often found on roads or trails to help travelers understand where to go next.