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切きれる
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, intransitive)
1. to break; to snap; to be cut; to split; to crack
The girl collapsed on the spot like a puppet whose strings had been cut.
2. to be injured
3. to wear out; to be worn out
4. to break; to burst; to collapse
5. to wear off; to stop working; to go dead
The magic effect wore off.
6. to expire (time limit, etc.); to run out; to become due
7. to run out (of stock, etc.); to be exhausted; to be used up; to be sold out; to be out of
Unfortunately, we are out of sake today.
8. to be broken off (e.g. of a relationship); to break up; to have severed ties; to be cut off; to be disconnected
The conversation was cut off there.
9. to cut well; to be sharp
It's originally for cutting metal, but it cuts really well.
10. to be sharp-minded; to be keen; to be shrewd; to be quick-witted; to be able
11. to be short of; to drop under (a certain figure); to beat (e.g. a record time)
12. to dry off
13. to curve; to veer
14. to shuffle (cards)
15. to get angry; to snap; to blow one's top; to lose one's temper; to flip
They're the kind of guys who snap at the slightest thing.
Auxiliary verb (1-dan)
Usually written in kana
16. to be able to do completely
after the -masu stem of a verb
There's no way you can eat it all.
Kanji used
切
cut
Pitch accent
き
れ
る
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Conjugations...Used in: 5029
Used in vocabulary (29 in total)
to be sold out
to be able to conceal
to be filled to bursting; to burst
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Examples (54 in total)
Hey, the wire is cut.
The switch is off.
My film has run out.
The light bulb has burned out.
The toilet paper has run out!
The conversation was cut off there.
The magic effect wore off.
The phone call finally ended.
The clouds are breaking.
Well, we had run out of eggs.
The chain is broken, though.
The fuel runs out immediately.
A string on my guitar broke.
The computer is off.
Fancy losing your temper just because someone hit the nail on the head.
The printer's out of ink.
The phone line's been cut.
They're the kind of guys who snap at the slightest thing.
There's no way you can eat it all.
This knife cuts well.
It seems that the bond with them has been severed.
The circumstances in this area had not been fully investigated.
My computer sometimes shuts down suddenly.
My watch strap broke.
The machine's belt snapped.
Cheese is easy to cut with a knife.
Blood vessels in the brain have probably burst as well.
The fog cleared and visibility improved.
I completely lost my concentration.
The business contract ran out last month.
How many slices of pizza did you eat?
My phone is out of battery.
These scissors cut well.
The stapler has run out of staples.
Unfortunately, we are out of sake today.
"Why didn't you call?" "My phone's battery was out of charge."
I tried to be calm, but finally I lost my temper.
This knife has a fine edge and cuts well.
Having conveyed only that, the communication was cut off unilaterally.
The edge of this knife is sharp and cuts well.
"Why didn't you call?" "My phone battery was dead."
The hardness of diamond is such that it can cut glass.
We ran out of gas on the way there.
I want to go to Australia one more time before my passport expires.
Your subscription expires with the June issue.
This peeler is easy to hold and slices well.
The girl collapsed on the spot like a puppet whose strings had been cut.
It's originally for cutting metal, but it cuts really well.
The green clothes she was wearing were torn in several places.
His term of office as governor expires next January.
But once a thread has snapped, it's hard to tie it back together perfectly right away.
My pen has run out of ink! Can I borrow your pen?
When I provoked him even further, the man finally seemed to snap.
Chris cannot control his passion for the lovely new girl in town.