ページを()

ぺーじをくる
expression
to turn pages; to leaf through
1. to turn pages; to leaf through; to flip through
To turn the pages of a book, magazine, or document. The verb 繰る means to turn or draw something through one's hands, giving a sense of moving through pages one by one.
ページを()って目次(もくじ)(さが)した。
I flipped through the pages looking for the table of contents.
(ふる)いアルバムのページをゆっくり()った。
I slowly turned the pages of the old photo album.
夢中(むちゅう)になって(つぎ)から(つぎ)へとページを()(つづ)けた。
I was so absorbed that I kept turning page after page.

USAGE:
A slightly literary expression. In everyday speech, ページをめくる is more common. ()る has a sense of drawing or reeling something through, giving this phrase a more deliberate, contemplative feel.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • ページを()()()まらない (can't stop turning pages)
  • (いち)ページずつ()る (to turn one page at a time)

SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS:

  • ページをめくる: to turn pages — more common in everyday speech
  • ページを(ひら)く: to open a page — for opening to a specific page
  • パラパラめくる: to flip through quickly — casual, browsing