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We found 2 words, 2 kanji, and 3 examples matching '上足'
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あ げ あ し 0
noun
1. finding fault
2. upturn (in the market)  (opposite: 下げ足; this meaning is restricted to form 上げ足, 上足)
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noun
high retainer
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上
ジョウ   ショウ   うえ above   うわ- above   あげる to raise   あがる to rise   かみ first half, upper part   のぼる to climb   のぼせる to bring up, to raise   のぼす to bring up   
足
ソク   あし foot; leg   たす to add   たる    たりる to be sufficient   
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きみ
君
はいつも
ぼく
僕
の
あ
揚
げ
あし
足
を
と
取
るね。
You always like to trip me up, don't you?
かれ
彼
はすぐ
ひと
人
の
あ
揚
げ
あし
足
を
と
取
る。
He is a captious man.
ひと
人
の
あ
揚
げ
あし
足
を
と
取
るばかりじゃなく、もっと
けんせつてき
建設的
な
いけん
意見
を
い
言
ってくれないかな。
All you ever do is nitpick. I wish you could say something more constructive.
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