採る | Japanese meaning

採る【とる】

Frequency rank: 8,298. – 8,312. (for form とる: 585.)

Alsoとる

Godan verb with 'ru' ending; transitive verb

to adopt (method, proposal, etc.); to take (measure, course of action, etc.); to decide on

This meaning is used when referring to the act of selecting or deciding on a certain method or action to follow.

I decided to adopt a new plan.

to pick (e.g. flowers); to gather (e.g. mushrooms); to catch (e.g. insects)

This meaning is used when referring to the physical act of collecting or gathering items, such as flowers, mushrooms, or insects, from their natural environment.

She picked flowers in the park.

to extract (e.g. juice); to take (e.g. a sample)

This meaning refers to the action of deriving or taking out something from a larger entity, such as juice from fruits or samples for testing.

He extracted juice from the fruit.

to assume (an attitude)

This meaning indicates taking on a particular stance or attitude in a situation.

He assumed a calm attitude.

to take on (workers, students); to employ; to hire

This refers to the act of employing or hiring people for work or academic purposes.

The company decided to take on new employees.

to draw in (e.g. water); to let in (e.g. light from a window)

This meaning describes the action of allowing something to enter or flow into a space, such as water or light.

I opened the window to let in the light.

Example sentences7 results

In the midst of the dollar falling hard against the Yen and other major Eastern currencies the Chinese Yuan, with China effectively taking a 'dollar peg' policy, has become cheap.

Tatoeba

Take the apple and divide it into halves.

Tatoeba

採る【とる】

Frequency rank: 8,298. – 8,312. (for form とる: 585.)

Alsoとる

Godan verb with 'ru' ending; transitive verb

to adopt (method, proposal, etc.); to take (measure, course of action, etc.); to decide on

This meaning is used when referring to the act of selecting or deciding on a certain method or action to follow.

I decided to adopt a new plan.

to pick (e.g. flowers); to gather (e.g. mushrooms); to catch (e.g. insects)

This meaning is used when referring to the physical act of collecting or gathering items, such as flowers, mushrooms, or insects, from their natural environment.

She picked flowers in the park.

to extract (e.g. juice); to take (e.g. a sample)

This meaning refers to the action of deriving or taking out something from a larger entity, such as juice from fruits or samples for testing.

He extracted juice from the fruit.

to assume (an attitude)

This meaning indicates taking on a particular stance or attitude in a situation.

He assumed a calm attitude.

to take on (workers, students); to employ; to hire

This refers to the act of employing or hiring people for work or academic purposes.

The company decided to take on new employees.

to draw in (e.g. water); to let in (e.g. light from a window)

This meaning describes the action of allowing something to enter or flow into a space, such as water or light.

I opened the window to let in the light.

Example sentences7 results

In the midst of the dollar falling hard against the Yen and other major Eastern currencies the Chinese Yuan, with China effectively taking a 'dollar peg' policy, has become cheap.

Tatoeba

Take the apple and divide it into halves.

Tatoeba

採

N25

意pick; take; fetch; take up

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採る【とる】

Frequency rank: 8,298. – 8,312. (for form とる: 585.)

Alsoとる

Godan verb with 'ru' ending; transitive verb

to adopt (method, proposal, etc.); to take (measure, course of action, etc.); to decide on

This meaning is used when referring to the act of selecting or deciding on a certain method or action to follow.

I decided to adopt a new plan.

to pick (e.g. flowers); to gather (e.g. mushrooms); to catch (e.g. insects)

This meaning is used when referring to the physical act of collecting or gathering items, such as flowers, mushrooms, or insects, from their natural environment.

She picked flowers in the park.

to extract (e.g. juice); to take (e.g. a sample)

This meaning refers to the action of deriving or taking out something from a larger entity, such as juice from fruits or samples for testing.

He extracted juice from the fruit.

to assume (an attitude)

This meaning indicates taking on a particular stance or attitude in a situation.

He assumed a calm attitude.

to take on (workers, students); to employ; to hire

This refers to the act of employing or hiring people for work or academic purposes.

The company decided to take on new employees.

to draw in (e.g. water); to let in (e.g. light from a window)

This meaning describes the action of allowing something to enter or flow into a space, such as water or light.

I opened the window to let in the light.

Example sentences7 results

In the midst of the dollar falling hard against the Yen and other major Eastern currencies the Chinese Yuan, with China effectively taking a 'dollar peg' policy, has become cheap.

Tatoeba

Take the apple and divide it into halves.

Tatoeba

採る【とる】

Frequency rank: 8,298. – 8,312. (for form とる: 585.)

Alsoとる

Godan verb with 'ru' ending; transitive verb

to adopt (method, proposal, etc.); to take (measure, course of action, etc.); to decide on

This meaning is used when referring to the act of selecting or deciding on a certain method or action to follow.

I decided to adopt a new plan.

to pick (e.g. flowers); to gather (e.g. mushrooms); to catch (e.g. insects)

This meaning is used when referring to the physical act of collecting or gathering items, such as flowers, mushrooms, or insects, from their natural environment.

She picked flowers in the park.

to extract (e.g. juice); to take (e.g. a sample)

This meaning refers to the action of deriving or taking out something from a larger entity, such as juice from fruits or samples for testing.

He extracted juice from the fruit.

to assume (an attitude)

This meaning indicates taking on a particular stance or attitude in a situation.

He assumed a calm attitude.

to take on (workers, students); to employ; to hire

This refers to the act of employing or hiring people for work or academic purposes.

The company decided to take on new employees.

to draw in (e.g. water); to let in (e.g. light from a window)

This meaning describes the action of allowing something to enter or flow into a space, such as water or light.

I opened the window to let in the light.

Example sentences7 results

In the midst of the dollar falling hard against the Yen and other major Eastern currencies the Chinese Yuan, with China effectively taking a 'dollar peg' policy, has become cheap.

Tatoeba

Take the apple and divide it into halves.

Tatoeba

採

N25

意pick; take; fetch; take up

訓と.る

音サイ

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