通りにする

do as instructed

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phrase Common #6,724
do as instructed Used after a person's words, instructions, advice, or wishes to mean doing something according to them. For example, 言われた通りにする means “do as told,” while 思い通りにする means “do things one's own way.”
JA: 先生の言った通りにするよ。
EN: I'll do as the teacher said.

私ならトムアドバイス通りにするだろうな

If I were you, I’d follow Tom’s advice.

言う通りにする

I'll do as you say.

— シカゴ (2002)

君のする通りにする

I'll do as you do.

— ア・フュー・グッドメン (1992)

私なら彼のアドバイス通りにするだろうな

If I were you, I’d follow his advice.

トムあなたに言った通りにする必要はありません

You don't have to do as Tom told you.