意思
To be greatly impressed or astonished.
文化背景
The concept of 'shokunin' (craftsmanship) makes this phrase very common in professional life. Similar expressions exist in Chinese, reflecting shared literary roots.
Use with 'に'
Always connect the object of admiration with the particle 'に'.
意思
To be greatly impressed or astonished.
Use with 'に'
Always connect the object of admiration with the particle 'に'.
自我测试
Which situation is appropriate for '{舌|した}を{巻|ま}く'?
A) Stubbing your toe. B) Watching a master pianist. C) Eating spicy food.
It is used for admiration of skill, not pain or taste.
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视觉学习工具
练习题库
1 练习A) Stubbing your toe. B) Watching a master pianist. C) Eating spicy food.
It is used for admiration of skill, not pain or taste.
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常见问题
1 个问题Yes, it is very respectful.
相关表达
感服する
synonymTo be deeply impressed.
脱帽する
similarTo take off one's hat (to show respect).
