English–Japanese

“carry with one” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajitazusaeru

Example

旅には水を携えます。tabi ni wa mizu o tazusa e ma su

I carry water with me on trips.

Illustration for 携える (carry with one)

How to say “carry with one” in Japanese

“Carry with one” in Japanese is 携える (tazusaeru).

Describes carrying something along as a useful companion or possession rather than merely holding it at one moment.

Full entry for 携える: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 携える

彼女は祖父の手紙を携えて故郷を訪れます。kano jo wa so fu no te gami o tazusa e te ko kyō o otozu re ma su

She visits her hometown carrying her grandfather's letter with her.

Tips for using 携える

  • 携える (tazusaeru) commonly appears in descriptions of travel, work, or readiness because it treats the carried item as part of the activity.

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