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Japanese
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English (US)
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Simplified Chinese (China)
「このデパートの前の駐車場はいつも立錐の余地もない。(この場合はこんな慣用句を使うのは大丈夫ですか?) 」 Does this sound natural?
- Japanese
A little unnatural
語源は国の興亡からきたものですが、
日本語の慣用句としては「人」が関係するときに使います。
たくさんのファンで埋め尽くされ、立錐の余地もなかった
広場は立錐の余地もないほどの群衆で埋められた
このデパートの前の駐車場はいつも満杯（満車）だ
このデパートの前の駐車場はいつもすし詰めだ
このデパートの前の駐車場はいつも身動きできないほど溢れかえる
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