Noun に Noun を重ねて

Explanation

The structure Noun に Noun を重ねて is used to indicate the repetition of actions or states. In English, this could be translated as 'one after another' or 'pile up'. It's typically used to emphasize a great deal of continuation or accumulation of something.

• 彼女かのじょは失敗しっぱいに失敗しっぱいを重かさねて、とうとう会社かいしゃを辞やめた。

  She piled up failures upon failures and finally quit the company.

  Kanojo wa shippai ni shippai wo kasanete, toutou kaisha wo yameta.

• 仕事しごとに仕事しごとを重かさねて、彼かれは疲つかれ果はてた。

  He piled up work upon work and was completely exhausted.

  Shigoto ni shigoto wo kasanete, kare wa tsukarehateta.

• 彼かれは試験しけんに不合格ふごうかくになり、失望しつぼうに失望しつぼうを重かさねていた。

  He failed the exam and kept piling up his disappointments.

  Kare wa shiken ni fugōkaku ni nari, shitsubō ni shitsubō wo kasanete ita.

• 彼かれは問題もんだいに問題もんだいを重かさねて、とうとう退学たいがくになった。

  He kept piling up problems upon problems until he was finally expelled.

  Kare wa mondai ni mondai wo kasanete, toutou taigaku ni natta.