N2603/1725

並なみ木き

rarely used kanji formnounnoun (generic)

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なみき

Meanings

roadside trees, row of trees

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Example sentences

公園こうえんの並木なみきがとても美うつくしかった。

The row of trees in the park was very beautiful.

この道路どうろの両側りょうがわには並木なみきが植うえられている。

Rows of trees have been planted on both sides of this road.

秋あきになると、並木なみきの葉はが赤あかや黄色きいろに色いろづく。

When autumn comes, the leaves of the roadside trees turn red and yellow.

市しの計画けいかくでは、駅前えきまえの通とおりに並木なみきを整備せいびする予定よていだと聞きいた。

I heard that according to the city's plan, they intend to plant rows of trees along the street in front of the station.

歴史的れきしてきな並木なみき道みちとして知しられるこの通とおりは、春はるには桜さくらが咲さき誇ほこり、多おおくの観光客かんこうきゃくを魅了みりょうする。

This street, known for its historic row of trees, is lined with blooming cherry blossoms in spring and captivates many tourists.

Related words

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上下じょうげ

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