意思
To make a great effort or take a lot of trouble.
文化背景
Acknowledging effort is a key part of Japanese business etiquette. It is often used to show humility when someone helps you.
Use with gratitude
Always pair it with 'thank you' in professional settings.
意思
To make a great effort or take a lot of trouble.
Use with gratitude
Always pair it with 'thank you' in professional settings.
自我测试
Fill in the correct verb.
彼は私のために骨を___。
The idiom is '骨を折る'.
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1 练习彼は私のために骨を___。
The idiom is '骨を折る'.
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常见问题
1 个问题No, it is very polite when used to thank someone.
相关表达
骨折り損
contrastWasted effort