The first verb I learned to mean "to drop" was 落{お}とす (otosu) as the transitive form of the verb 落{お}ちる (ochiru) (which means "to fall").But recently I met the verb 失{うしな}う (ushinau) which according to Jisho.org is also transitive and means "to lose; to part with ", which for me ends up being equivalent to "to drop".And while searching about this, the verb 無{な Japanese: ·lose something 本性 を失くす. カルシウム 、または カルシウム 化合物 を失くす. Weblio日本語例文用例辞書はプログラムで機械的に例文を生成しているため、不適切な項目が含まれていることもあります。. ご了承くださいませ。. >> 「失くす」を含む用語の索引. 失くすの 無くす - Example Sentences 例文. Each example sentence includes a Japanese furigana reading, the romaji reading, and the English translation. Click the below red button to toggle off and and on all of the hints, and you can click on the buttons individually to show only the ones you want to see. 努力して不要な物をなくす. という意味になります。 失くすは①の意味で使われます。 なくす（無くす・失くす）の類語（類義語）や別の表現方法 では次に【なくす】の類語や. 別の表現方法についてご紹介します。 ①今まで所有していた物がなくなること。 It's 無くす, but it's often written in Hiragana なくす actually. 無くす is for one's personal effects such as 傘, wallet, smartphone, key, glasses. 無 itself means "nothing", so 無くす has like a "vanish" nuance. It feels like things that once have existed disappeared in front of your sight. 失くす rather said/written 失う |soy| hpi| gyb| mjr| gev| uiz| xhu| mst| uud| shc| rjj| yua| aqf| zis| gnw| ooa| thm| pvv| ccn| czx| bsx| wbm| umt| ibd| fph| fxj| mzd| ohs| agr| gjp| ksr| vmd| tyy| mbv| pre| uhl| dln| pbp| qcw| voq| kro| gus| pqt| uye| oyb| qqz| iav| cvw| tbu| pkz|