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We found 1 word and 10 examples matching 'ふらふら'
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ふ ら ふ ら 1 ふ ら ふ ら 0
Most common form: フラフラ
1. unsteady (e.g.on one's feet); staggering; reeling; tottering; dizzy  (onomatopoeic or mimetic word)
2. wandering; without knowing what one is doing; having no goal in mind  (onomatopoeic or mimetic word)
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ちょっとふらふらしています。
I feel a bit dizzy.
きょう
今日
はちょっとふらふらする。
I feel a little weak today.
おっと
夫
の
しご
死後
わたし
私
はゾンビのようにふらふら
ある
歩
き
まわ
回
っていた。
After my husband's death I walked around like a zombie.
ワインの
の
飲
みすぎでふらふらになった。
He was groggy from too much wine.
こざかな
小魚
でも
いっ
一
ぴきぐらいいないかしら、どじょうでもいい、もう、
けさ
今朝
はさすがにふらふらになって
いっしょうけんめい
一生懸命
、あっちこっち
さが
探
していました。
Tottering on weak legs, she searched hopelessly about here and there, hoping to find at least a tiny fish, even a measly loach.
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