通(つう)じる

つうじる
verb (ichidan, intransitive)
to lead to, to be understood, to be connected
自動詞 intransitiveaction
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present通(つう)じる通(つう)じない
Present polite通(つう)じます通(つう)じません
Past通(つう)じた通(つう)じなかった
Past polite通(つう)じました通(つう)じませんでした
て form通(つう)じて通(つう)じなくて
ている present通(つう)じている通(つう)じていない
ている polite通(つう)じています通(つう)じていません
ている past通(つう)じていた通(つう)じていなかった
ている past polite通(つう)じていました通(つう)じていませんでした
Conditional ば通(つう)じれば通(つう)じなければ
Conditional たら通(つう)じたら通(つう)じなかったら
Volitional通(つう)じよう—
Volitional polite通(つう)じましょう—
Potential通(つう)じられる通(つう)じられない
Passive通(つう)じられる通(つう)じられない
Causative通(つう)じさせる通(つう)じさせない
Imperative通(つう)じろ通(つう)じるな
1. to lead to, to connect to
To provide access or connection to a place.
This road leads to the station.
The call finally got through.
This road leads all the way to the sea.
2. to be understood, to get through
For communication to be successful.
英語(えいご)が通(つう)じる。
English is understood (here).
He's someone who doesn't get jokes.
I had trouble because I couldn't make myself understood.
3. to be well-versed in
To have deep knowledge of something.
To be well-versed in music.
Let's ask someone who is knowledgeable in this field.

通(つう)じる is an intransitive ichidan verb with three main meanings: "to lead to," "to be understood," and "to be well-versed in."

Transitivity: 自動詞(じどうし) (intransitive)

COMMON COLLOCATIONS (sense 1, connect, lead to):

COMMON COLLOCATIONS (sense 2, be understood):

COMMON COLLOCATIONS (sense 3, be versed in):

Variant: 通(つう)ずる is an older form with the same meaning.

ASPECT (ている):