A (suddenly) begins
- A (suddenly) begins
- To A out An action that makes something (item, information, etc.) visible/accessible that wasn't before
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映画の途中、突然赤ちゃんが泣きだしました。
In the middle of the movie a baby suddenly started crying.
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昨日授業の後に雨が降りだしました。
Yesterday it started to rain after class finished.
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その時、雷が鳴り出した。
At that time, thunder suddenly started to roar.
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彼が嘘を言いだして、私は呆れた。
I was shocked that he suddenly lied.
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隣に座ってる男の子が、急に大声で歌いだした。
The boy sitting next to me suddenly started to sing loudly.
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Basic Examples:
走り出す (start running)
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咲乱
Level: 1
(4 years ago)
This grammar construction can't be used for inviting or requesting someone to do something. 始める should be use instead.
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To A out
An action that makes something (item, information, etc.) visible/accessible that wasn't before
- A (suddenly) begins
- To A out An action that makes something (item, information, etc.) visible/accessible that wasn't before
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この計算方法は先生が導き出したんだよ。
This calculation method was deduced by the teacher.
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やっと無くした指輪を見つけだしたの。
At last, I found the ring that I had lost.
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Basic Examples:
生み出す (to create)
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