The Japanese phrase '渡りに舟とばかりに' (watari ni fune to bakari ni) is an idiomatic expression that conveys the idea of seizing an opportunity or making the most of a favorable situation. It can be translated as "making the best of a good chance" or "making the most of an opportunity."

2023年10月12日 · The Japanese phrase '渡りに舟とばかりに' (watari ni fune to bakari ni) is an idiomatic expression that conveys the idea of seizing an opportunity or making the most of a …

2024年10月2日 · The Japanese phrase '渡りに舟とばかりに' (watari ni fune to bakari ni) is an idiomatic expression that conveys the idea of seizing an opportunity or making the most of a favorable situation. It can be translated as "making the best of a good chance" or "making the most of an opportunity."

The Japanese phrase '渡りに舟とばかりに' (watari ni fune to bakari ni) is an idiomatic expression that conveys the idea of seizing an opportunity or making the most of a favorable situation. It …

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Dooshiyoo ka to komatteita n da kedo, watari ni fune to wa kono koto ne. A: 子供のめんどうを見てくれる人をさがしてたんだけど、なかなかいい人がいなくてね。 そしたら急に隣にちょうどいい人が移って来たのよ。

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a no to ki watashi ni tomo tta hikari wa (那时在我心中点亮的光芒) いまも変わらず世界を照らしているよ i ma mo ka wa ra zu se kai wo te ra shi te i ru yo (至今仍丝毫未变地照耀着世界) あなたが手をかざす大きな星空に a na ta ga te wo ka za su o ki na hoshi zora ni

2009年11月6日 · 渡りに船 (watari ni fune: godsend (e.g., finding a ship when one needs to cross)) to carry across (a river) + boat. Now we’ll remove the hiragana altogether and will switch to the on-yomi: 渡船 (tosen: ferry) to carry across (a river) + boat. 渡船場 (tosenjō or tosenba: ferry landing) to carry across (a river) + boat + place

源自 東 (azuma， “都城东部的土地，关东”) +‎ 歌 (uta)。 東 あずま 歌 うた • (azuma uta) ← あづまうた (adumauta)?