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張はる

はる · haru

verb ★ Studied by 16 learners

To stick, to paste, to affix

  • to stretch, to spread, to strain, to tighten, to put up (e.g. a tent)
  • to form (e.g. ice on a pond)
  • to fill, to swell
  • to be prominently ..., to be persistently ...

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Conjugation

Polite 張りますはります
Polite negative 張りませんはりません
Polite past 張りましたはりました
Polite past negative 張りませんでしたはりませんでした
Let us ~ 張りましょうはりましょう
Masu-stem 張りはり
Want to ~ 張りたいはりたい
While ~ing 張りながらはりながら
Te-form 張ってはって
Plain past 張ったはった
Tara-conditional 張ったらはったら
Progressive 張っているはっている
Plain negative 張らないはらない
Plain past negative 張らなかったはらなかった
Negative te-form 張らなくてはらなくて
Potential 張れるはれる
Ba-conditional 張ればはれば
Imperative 張れはれ
Volitional 張ろうはろう
Passive 張られるはられる
Causative 張らせるはらせる
Causative-passive 張らされるはらされる

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What does 張る mean?

To stick, to paste, to affix. It can also mean: to stretch, to spread, to strain, to tighten, to put up (e.g. a tent); to form (e.g. ice on a pond); to fill, to swell.

How do you pronounce 張る?

はる (haru). Pitch accent: heiban — flat. Press Listen above to hear it.

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