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引ひき取とる
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, る, transitive)
1. to take into one's possession; to receive; to accept; to collect; to claim
Well then, let's first go back to the hotel and pick up our luggage.
2. to take into one's care (e.g. person, pet); to take custody of; to adopt
The place where the boy was taken in was a large house.
3. to leave; to go away; to withdraw; to get out
The teacher smiled and withdrew to the bedroom.
Alt. forms
引ひき取とる
89%
引ひき取とる
3%
ひきとる
3%
引ひきとる
3%
Kanji used
引
pull
取
take
Pitch accent
ひ
きと
る
Top 3600
Conjugations...Used in: 3099
Composed of
pull; patronage; tug; room to move the camera back; drawing back; pulling back
to take; to pick up; to pass; to hand; to get; to obtain; to adopt (a method, proposal, etc.)
Used in vocabulary (1 in total)
to die; to draw one's last breath; to breathe one's last
Examples (13 in total)
I adopted a kitten.
I picked up the book I was asked to collect.
I decided to take in my younger sister's daughter.
Would you kindly leave at once?
A poor child has been taken in and is being raised.
The teacher smiled and withdrew to the bedroom.
I had a dealer take away my old furniture.
We have no time for this right now, so please leave!
Tom later died at the hospital.
The place where the boy was taken in was a large house.
I would like all you tourists to leave right away.
Well then, let's first go back to the hotel and pick up our luggage.
I complained, but they refused to take this sweater back.