I'm just wondering if there's a set rule? For example, if I wanted to say:
"The robbers stopped us from leaving the bank".
"The rain stopped us from going to the park"
"A large boulder prevented us from carrying on up the path"
"The loud noises from outside prevented us from doing our homework"
I'd guess it's either verb stem + 阻む, or て form + 阻む? But I'd just like to double check
*EDIT* Is this also identical in meaning to 阻止する?
"The robbers stopped us from leaving the bank".
"The rain stopped us from going to the park"
"A large boulder prevented us from carrying on up the path"
"The loud noises from outside prevented us from doing our homework"
I'd guess it's either verb stem + 阻む, or て form + 阻む? But I'd just like to double check
*EDIT* Is this also identical in meaning to 阻止する?
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