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難航 [nankō suru] (to have a hard flight) conjugation

Japanese
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This verb can also mean the following: have a rough passage, run into difficulties, have a rough time
私/俺
Present informal tense
難航
Present informal negative tense
難航しない
Present formal tense
難航します
Present formal negative tense
難航しません
私/俺
Past informal tense
難航した
Past informal negative tense
難航しなかった
Past formal tense
難航しました
Past formal negative tense
難航しませんでした
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
難航せよ
Imperative negative mood
難航な
Imperative formal mood
難航してください
Imperative formal negative mood
難航しないでください
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
難航して
Passive stem
難航される
Hypothetical tense
難航すれ
Hypothetical conditional stem
難航すれば
私/俺
Volitional stem
難航しよう
Potential stem
難航できる
Continuative stem
難航し
Causative stem
難航させる
私/俺
Imperfective stem
難航し

Examples of 難航

Example in JapaneseTranslation in English
難航
「難航」じゃもの足りない		Oh, that's for sure.

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運航
operate
曳航
tow a ship
休航
suspend sailing
就航
go into commission
出航
cast off
巡航
cruise
進航
sail on
潜航
travel underwater
渡航
make a voyage
難儀
suffer from
難詰
berate
入航
enter

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運航
operate
曳航
tow a ship
休航
suspend sailing
就航
go into commission
出航
cast off
巡航
cruise
進航
sail on
潜航
travel underwater
渡航
make a voyage
難儀
suffer from
難詰
berate
入航
enter

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読み切る
finish reading
読解
understand what one reads
突起
protrude
突破
exceed
内定
do
馴れ合う
collude
難詰
berate
二分
halve
入り込む
force into
入植
settle

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