N2861/1725

人ひと通どおり

nounnoun (generic)

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ひとどおり

Meanings

pedestrian traffic

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Example sentences

この通とおりは人通ひとどおりが多おおい。

This street has a lot of pedestrian traffic.

夜よるになると、この辺あたりは人通ひとどおりが少すくなくなる。

When night falls, there are fewer pedestrians around here.

人通ひとどおりの多おおい場所ばしょで財布さいふをなくしてしまった。

I lost my wallet in a place with heavy pedestrian traffic.

その路地ろじは人通ひとどおりがなく、少すこし不気味ぶきみな雰囲気ふんいきだった。

That alley had no pedestrian traffic and felt a little eerie.

商店街しょうてんがいの人通ひとどおりは以前いぜんと比くらべて大幅おおはばに減少げんしょうしたと地元じもとの住民じゅうみんたちは嘆なげいている。

Local residents lament that pedestrian traffic in the shopping district has decreased significantly compared to the past.

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