Vocab Info
N3 る-verb, Intransitive verb, Transitive verb
抜けるto come out, to fall out, to be omitted, to be missing, to escape, to come loose, to fade, to discolour, to wear a hole (e.g. clothes), to leave (e.g. a meeting), to be clear, to be transparent (e.g. of the sky), to be stupid, to be absentminded, to be careless, to be inattentive, to exit (a program loop)
Dictionary Definition
Common
る-verb, Intransitive verb
1.
to come out, to fall out, to be omitted, to be missing, to escape, to come loose
2.
to fade, to discolour
3.
to wear a hole (e.g. clothes)
4.
to leave (e.g. a meeting)
5.
to be clear, to be transparent (e.g. of the sky)
6.
to be absentminded, to be careless, to be inattentive, to be foolish
usu. as 抜けた or 抜けている7.
to exit (a program loop)
Computing
る-verb, Transitive verb
8.
to go through, to pass through, to give way, to collapse
9.
to finish a round with more than 88 points (not counting points gained from scoring combinations)
Hanafuda
All Forms
抜ける 【ぬける】、脱ける 【ぬける】
Details
ぬ
け
る
- Frequency
Novels Top 1,000
Examples
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最後の子供の歯が抜けました。
My last baby tooth fell out.
- N3
気の抜けたビールは美味しくありません。
Beer which has had its carbonation escape is not tasty. (Flat beer)
- N3
歳を取ってから髪がよく抜けるようになってしまいました。
As I've gotten older, my hair tends to fall out more.
- N3
クラスメイトのタクヤはお化け屋敷で腰が抜けてしまったんだってさ〜。
Apparently, my classmate Takuya was so freaked out by the haunted house that his legs gave out. (His hips came loose)
- N3
第一、日本人は主語が抜けた文を使ってどうやって意思疎通をしているのだろう…。
First of all, I wonder how Japanese people communicate without a subject in their sentences.
- N2
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