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Words — 5 found

Noun, used as a suffix, Noun
1. protection; repellentUsually written using kana alone
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避け 【よけ】
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Ichidan verb, Transitive verb
1. to avoid (physical contact with)Only applies to よける
  • その
  • スピード
  • 出した
  • くるま
  • どうろ道路
  • とびだ飛び出した
  • こども子供
  • かんいっぱつ間一髪
  • 避ける
  • ことができた
The speeding car missed the child, who ran out into the road, by only a hairsbreadth.
Ichidan verb, Transitive verb
2. to avoid (situation); to evade (question, subject); to shirk (one's responsibilities)Only applies to さける
  • あなた
  • いやな
  • けいけん経験
  • 避ける
  • かもしれない
You might avoid an unpleasant experience.
Ichidan verb
3. to ward off; to avert
Ichidan verb, Transitive verb
4. to put aside; to move out of the wayOnly applies to よける
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避ける 【よける】除ける 【よける】
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除ける: Rarely-used kanji form.
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Ichidan verb, Transitive verb
1. to put something out of the way; to move (something, someone) asideSee also 退ける どける
Ichidan verb, Transitive verb
2. to remove; to exclude; to take awayOnly applies to 除ける
Ichidan verb, Transitive verb
3. to set aside; to keep apart
Ichidan verb, Transitive verb
4. to remove (someone) from the group; to shun
Ichidan verb, Auxiliary verb
5. to do well despite difficulties; to accomplish despite adversityUsually written using kana alone, after the -te form of a verb
Ichidan verb, Auxiliary verb
6. to do resolutely; to do boldlyUsually written using kana alone, after the -te form of a verb
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除ける 【のける】
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もの
Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.), Suru verb - included
1. to exclude (someone); to shun; to ignore; to leave out; to ostracize
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除け者にする 【のけものにする】
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Noun
1. outcast; odd man out; pariah
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除け者 【のけもの】
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Kanji — 1 found

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10 strokes. JLPT N3. Jōyō kanji, taught in grade 6.
exclude, division (x/3), remove, abolish, cancel, except
On: ジョ
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Sentences — 23 found

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    • わす忘れました
    • でも
    • ぼうし帽子
    • とりのぞ取り除けば
    • あなた
    • じしん自身
    • かくにん確認
    • できます
    I have forgotten. But you can see that for yourself when you take off his hat. Tatoeba
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