意味
Expressing that something is too complex or incomprehensible for you.
文化的背景
In academic settings, this is a very common way to show respect to a teacher by admitting you need help. In meetings, it is used to signal that a technical explanation is too dense for the current audience. It is often used with a slight shrug to emphasize the 'beyond my control' aspect.
Use it for face-saving
Use this phrase when you want to avoid sounding like you didn't pay attention.
Polite refusal
It is a very polite way to decline further discussion on a topic you don't grasp.
意味
Expressing that something is too complex or incomprehensible for you.
Use it for face-saving
Use this phrase when you want to avoid sounding like you didn't pay attention.
Polite refusal
It is a very polite way to decline further discussion on a topic you don't grasp.
自分をテスト
Complete the sentence.
यह जटिल थ्योरी मेरी ______ बाहर है।
The idiom is 'samajh se bahar'.
Which is the most natural way to express confusion?
Choose the best option.
The subject must be the thing being discussed.
What would you say if you don't understand a math problem?
Teacher: Do you understand? Student: _____
This is the correct way to admit confusion.
Match the situation to the phrase.
A complex legal document.
Legal documents are notoriously complex.
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練習問題バンク
4 問題यह जटिल थ्योरी मेरी ______ बाहर है।
The idiom is 'samajh se bahar'.
Choose the best option.
The subject must be the thing being discussed.
Teacher: Do you understand? Student: _____
This is the correct way to admit confusion.
A complex legal document.
Legal documents are notoriously complex.
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よくある質問
6 問Yes, it is professional and polite.
No, it is actually quite humble.
Yes, if their behavior is confusing.
No, it is a fixed phrase.
Absolutely not; it means the topic is complex.
Yes, it is common in emails and reports.
関連フレーズ
ऊपर से जाना
synonymTo go over one's head
समझ में न आना
similarNot coming into understanding
पल्ले न पड़ना
similarTo not grasp at all
