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We found 3 words, 1 kanji, and 43 examples matching '抜く'
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ぬ く 0
'ku' godan verb, transitive verb
1. to extract; to omit; to draw out; to unplug
2. to do something to the end
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deep-rooted (suspicion, etc.)  (see also: 抜きがたい)
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to train thoroughly (one's body, muscles, etc.)
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抜
バツ   ぬく to extract, pull out   ぬける to come / fall out; be omitted   ぬかす to omit   ぬかる to make a blunder   
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扌
hand
友
ユウ   とも friend   
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ten   じゅう    じつ    と    とう    
又
また again   
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なぜ
まいにち
毎日
ちゅうしょく
昼食
を
ぬ
抜
くのですか。
Why do you skip lunch every day?
かれ
彼
は
は
歯
を
ぬ
抜
いてもらった。
He had his tooth pulled.
しんけい
神経
は
ぬ
抜
くのですか。
Are you going to remove the nerve?
わたし
私
は
むしば
虫歯
を
ぬ
抜
いてもらった。
I got my decayed tooth pulled out.
わたし
私
は
せんしゅう
先週
は
歯
を
ぬ
抜
いてもらった。
I had a tooth pulled out last week.
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