負まけ
Meanings
Noun
1. defeat; loss; losing (a game)
That means defeat.
Suffix
2. failing to live up to (one's name, looks, etc.)
Noun
3. discount; loss (on a sale)
Kanji used
lose to (something)
Pitch accent
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Top 3200
Used in vocabulary (70 in total)
hating to lose; unyielding; unbending; competitive; sore loser; determined
loser; failure; underdog; unmarried and childless older woman
equally (well); as ... as; no less ... than ...; evenly matched; well-matched
victory or defeat; victory and defeat
as much as possible; unbeatably; unsurpassably
being put to shame; being outshone; being eclipsed; feeling embarrassed
being beaten by one's opponent's persistence; being outlasted; running out of patience; giving in; succumbing (to)
indomitably; undauntedly; resolutely; determinedly
losing a battle; lost battle; battle one cannot win; battle one is doomed to lose
losing by being overmatched; being defeated by a stronger opponent; losing by misusing one's powers; defeat as a result of trying too hard
(suffering a) decisive defeat; rout; thrashing; losing big
as much as possible; unbeatably; unsurpassably
backbiting of a coward; grumblings of a loser; (lit.) the far-off bark of a retreating dog
failing to live up to one's name; being beaten by one's name
unbeatable; unbeaten; invincible
major loss; crushing defeat; big discount
to have more losses than wins; to trail an opponent (e.g. by two games); to be behind (in wins); to have a losing record
one's manner (attitude) when losing; one's way of losing
(suffering a) decisive defeat; rout; thrashing; losing big
competitive spirit; spirit of rivalry; aversion to losing
loss of a game that was "called" by the umpire
hating to lose; unyielding; unbending; competitive; sore loser; determined
straight-sets loss; straight-set defeat
loss of momentum or follow-through as a result of impact; getting knocked aside
being the only loser; losing by oneself
losing by decision (in combat sports); losing on points
way of losing; how one loses; process leading to a defeat; (arch.) losing side; (arch.) defeated party
way of losing; how one loses; process leading to a defeat; (arch.) losing side; (arch.) defeated party
being daunted (e.g. by an opponent); being cowed; being overawed
being unable to live up to one's position; being unworthy of one's rank; being overawed by someone's high rank; being intimidated; being outranked
something thrown in (with a purchase); something extra; (giving a) discount; price reduction; addition; embellishment (e.g. to a story)
might is right; history is written by the victors; winners are always right and losers are always in the wrong; (lit.) if you win you are the loyalist army, if you lose you are the rebel army
(losing the game to a) walk-off home run
razor burn; razor rash; razor cut
being outpersevered
hating to lose; always wanting to win; unyielding; competitive
being daunted (e.g. by an opponent); being cowed; being overawed
hating to lose; always wanting to win; unyielding; competitive
razor burn; razor rash; razor cut
losing a battle; lost battle; battle one cannot win; battle one is doomed to lose
suffering from summer heat
playing rock-paper-scissors to decide who will carry out a task
one's manner (attitude) when losing; one's way of losing
signs of defeat
"loser" of a meal paid by splitting the bill (i.e. the person who ate the least)
something thrown in (with a purchase); something extra; (giving a) discount; price reduction; addition; embellishment (e.g. to a story)
being the only loser; losing by oneself
one's manner (attitude) when losing; one's way of losing
playing rock-paper-scissors to decide who will carry out a task
overcome by sympathy
there are no mysterious losses; defeat always has a reason
losing accidentally
(that was) delicious
loss of momentum or follow-through as a result of impact; getting knocked aside
loss of momentum or follow-through as a result of impact; getting knocked aside
razor burn; razor rash; razor cut
(losing the game to a) walk-off home run
"loser" of a meal paid by splitting the bill (i.e. the person who ate the least)
being too clever (for one's own good); getting done in by one's own cleverness
complete defeat; losing all matches
expenses being higher than profits
expenses being higher than profits
loss from a winning position; reversal
disqualification; loss due to a foul
being too beautiful or talented for one's own good
complete defeat
victimized by the unlucky year; victimised by the unlucky year
poison ivy rash; urushiol-induced contact dermatitis; toxicodendron dermatitis; rhus dermatitis
Examples (12 in total)
That means defeat.
He admitted his defeat.
Losing is also nothing new.