止まれるの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Can't stop

A: "Tomare" means "Stop! Don't move."
(the imperative form of the intransitive verb 止まる),
and "Tome" is the stem of the transitive verb 止める, which means nothing by itself.

止まる is an intransitive verb, and 止める is a transitive verb.
They conjugate as follows:

1. 止まる
止まらない　(It doesn't stop.)
止まります　(It stops.)
止まる　　　(the end-form)
止まる時　　(when it stops...)
止まれば　　(if it stops...)
止まれ　　　(Stop!)

2.止める
止めない　　(I don't stop it.)
止めます　　(I will stop it.)
止める　　　(the end-form)
止める時　　(when I stop it...)
止めれば　　(if I stop it...)
止めろ　　　(Stop it!)

However, if you read 止め as "yame ", it means "Stop it!"

ex)
この先は通行止めだ。止まれ(Tomare)。
The road is closed ahead. Stop.

止め(Yame)。もう時間だ。
Stop it. Time is up.

A:
The both are correct. But there are other meanings as とまれ in Kanji.
泊まれ(泊まる)　留まれ(留まる)
泊まれ means “Stop”.

A: 曲がり and 曲がって are exchangeable in this context. But you don't use both in a single sentence.

A: やめたくない。むちゅうでべんきょうしたいです。

A: やめたいですか。
Do you want to quit (the job)?

A: Absolutely.