What does 前方へ in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 前方へ in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 前方へ in Japanese.
The word 前方へ in Japanese means 前方へ, 外へ、前へ、前方へ、先へ, 前に 、 前へ 、 前方へ, 前方へ、先へ、前に, 正面へ、前方へ, 前へ 、 前方へ 、 先へ, 前へ 、 前方へ 、 先へ 、 前進して行. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 前方へ
前方へ(onward) The crowd urged her on. |
外へ、前へ、前方へ、先へ(literary (away, off, forwards) その騎士は、探索の旅を先へと進んだ。船は前方へ未知の土地を目指して航海した。 The knight rode forth on his quest. The ship sailed forth, bound for new lands. |
前に 、 前へ 、 前方へ(toward front) (前方に) 彼は賞を受け取るため、前に進み出た。 He moved forward to accept the award. |
前方へ、先へ、前に(onward) 自動車はゆっくりと前に進んだ。 The car moved slowly forward. |
正面へ、前方へ(forward, to or at the front) This booster seat faces frontward. |
前へ 、 前方へ 、 先へ(continuing forward) Fred walks onward, determined to reach his destination. |
前へ 、 前方へ 、 先へ 、 前進して行(forward in time) From the late 1990s onwards, there has been huge growth in the use of home internet. |
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