(marks an ongoing action or resulting state), be, exist (of a person or animal), stay, remain
今日車はとても普及しているので、私達は誰でも車を持っていると思い込んでいる。
Cars are so common today that we take it for granted that everyone has one.
Development is coming along. Are you building a mall or something?
— Article 15 (2019)
一般的にイギリス人は飼っているペットを極端にかわいがっている。
Generally speaking, British people dote on their pets to an extreme degree.
父はいつも、寝る前に明かりがみな消えているかどうか確かめる。
My father always checks to make sure all the lights are off before going to bed.
村人たちは誰も兵士たちが彼らの村を狙っていることを知らなかった。
None of the villagers knew that the soldiers were targeting their village.
あなたは流感になりかけているか、もっと重い病気かもしれません。
You may be coming down with the flu, or you might have something more serious.
She is used to staying up late at night.
The keystone that was in Kyushu is running around in Daijin’s form now, isn’t it?
— すずめの戸締まり (2022)
支払いがたまっているので、すぐにもっと稼ぎの良い仕事を探す必要がある。
I have a lot of bills piling up, so I need to find a better-paying job right away.
今日世界中で行われているサッカーが最初のフットボールに近いのです。
The soccer played around the world today is the closest to the original form of football.
私が狂った女のように小枝を摘んでいると思いますか、カッタッパ?
Do you think I’m picking up twigs like a madwoman, Kattappa?
— バーフバリ 伝説誕生 (2015)
But they have one distinctive trait: they like to stick together in flocks, like sheep.
— RRR (2022)
I woke up feeling fantastic today... and I'm still with that girl.
— オープン・ユア・アイズ (1997)
I was in the neighborhood and found out you were here, so I thought I’d drop by.
— ビッグ・シック ぼくたちの大いなる目ざめ (2017)
君がここにいるかぎり、学院を長期間休むことになった生徒が何人かいる。
As long as you’re here, some students have ended up taking long-term leaves of absence from the academy.
I don’t know about the finer details... but isn’t she still there?
— サイコ (1960)
いるけれど父にはほとんど会えないし母は仕事が忙しくてあまり一緒にいられない
I have a father, but I hardly ever see him, and my mother is busy with work, so I can’t spend much time with her.
— Arrietty (2010)
君はヴィンセントがパサディナにいる時に持ち出しているそうすれば彼は反論できない
I hear you bring it up when Vincent is in Pasadena, so he can’t argue back.
— オデッセイ (2015)
Don’t let your guard down—they’re not necessarily in front of you!
— 天空の城ラピュタ (1986)
There are a few people relaxing and passing the time on benches in the park.
I thought you liked being alone.
I don't know if Tom is at the office.
そんな所へ行くくらいなら私はむしろこのまま今いる所にいたい。
If it means going somewhere like that, I'd rather stay right where I am.