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飽き, 厭き, あき
weariness, boredom, tedium, tiresomeness
その計画には大いに飽き足らぬところがある。
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飽き, 厭きる, 倦きる, あきる
Ichidan verb, Suffix, Intransitive
1. to get tired of, to tire of, to lose interest in, to grow weary of, to get fed up with, to get sick of, to become bored with
2. to become sated, to become satiated, to have one's fill
息子はハンバーガーにあきています。
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飽き飽き, 厭き厭き, あきあき
Takes suru, Intransitive
getting tired of, getting sick of, getting bored with, getting fed up with
彼の長話には飽き飽きした。
飽く, 厭く, 倦く, あく
Conjugated: 飽き
Godan verb, Intransitive, See 飽きる・1
1. to get tired of, to tire of, to lose interest in, to grow weary of, to get fed up with, to get sick of, to become bored with
2. to be satisfied, to be sated, to be satiated
飽き足る, 飽足る, 慊る, あきたる, あきだる
Godan verb, Intransitive, See 飽き足らない
to be satisfied
飽き, みあきる
Ichidan verb, Intransitive
to get tired of seeing, to get tired of looking at
テレビは見飽きたよ。
聞き飽き, 聞きあきる, ききあきる
Ichidan verb, Transitive
to be tired of hearing
君の自慢話はもう聞き飽きた。
飽きやすい, 飽き易い, あきやすい
easily bored, quick to lose interest, fickle, capricious
飽き足りる, 飽足りる, 慊りる, あきたりる
Ichidan verb, Intransitive, See 飽き足りない・あきたりない
to be satisfied
飽きが来る, あきがくる
Expression
to get tired of, to lose interest in, to grow bored
食べ飽き, たべあきる
Ichidan verb, Transitive
to get tired of eating, to have enough of (a food)
飽きもせず, あきもせず
Expression, Adverb, See 飽きる・1
untiringly, persistently, without losing interest
飽き足らない, 飽足らない, 慊らない, あきたらない
Expression, See 飽き足る
unsatisfactory, unsatisfying
飽きっぽい, 厭きっぽい, あきっぽい
easily bored, quick to lose interest, fickle, capricious
彼は何をしても飽きっぽい。
飽き足りない, 飽足りない, 慊りない, あきたりない
Expression, See 飽き足りる
unsatisfactory, unsatisfying
聴衆を飽きさせない, ちょうしゅうをあきさせない
Expression, See 聴衆を飽かさない・ちょうしゅうをあかさない
holding the attention of the audience
美人は三日で飽き, 美人は3日で飽き, びじんはみっかであきる
Expression, Ichidan verb, Proverb
beauty is only skin-deep, one gets tired of a beauty in three days
厭き性, 飽き, あきしょう
fickle nature, flighty temperament, inconstant person