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みく【かみつく】

Godan verb with 'ku' ending; intransitive verb

to bite (at); to snap at
to snap at (someone); to flare up at; to jump down (someone's) throat

Other forms

みつく【かみつく】
く【かみつく】
かみく【かみつく】

Generated definitions (experimental)

to bite (at); to snap at

This meaning is used when referring to the action of biting or snapping at something, often in a literal sense, such as an animal biting or someone reacting strongly in a heated manner.

。。

The dog bit at the shoe.

。。

He suddenly snapped at me.

to snap at (someone); to flare up at; to jump down (someone's) throat

This meaning refers to reacting angrily or abruptly towards someone, often in response to a perceived annoyance or provocation.

。。

She has snapped at me several times.

。。

He flared up immediately at that question.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to bite (at)to snap at someoneようようa biting way of speakinga dog that bitesa fierce gazea snapping attitudeto bite instantlyto jump down someone’s throatable to biteto stop snapping at someone

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

きごう|．.
．.

Example sentences

18 results

1. 。。

The postman was bitten by that dog.

2. 。。

Our dog will bite strangers.

3. 。。

The pup snapped at my hand.

4. 。。

Our dog will bite strangers.

5. 。。

A black and white dog bit me.

6. 。。

The dog bit the man.

7. 。。

The dog snapped up the meat.

8. 。。

The dog snarled at the salesman.

9. 。。

The dog bit me in the hand.

10. 。。

Barking dogs seldom bite.

11. 。。

The dog nipped at me.

12. 。。

A dog bit her on the leg.

13. 。。

She bit him.

14. 。。

The dog bit the cat on the tail.

15. 。。

The dog chewed up my boot.

16. 。。

Barking dogs don't bite.

17. 、、。。

Our dog will bite strangers.

18. 、、。。

We have four rabbits, and one of them bites.

みく【かみつく】

Godan verb with 'ku' ending; intransitive verb

to bite (at); to snap at
to snap at (someone); to flare up at; to jump down (someone's) throat

Other forms

みつく【かみつく】
く【かみつく】
かみく【かみつく】

Generated definitions (experimental)

to bite (at); to snap at

This meaning is used when referring to the action of biting or snapping at something, often in a literal sense, such as an animal biting or someone reacting strongly in a heated manner.

。。

The dog bit at the shoe.

。。

He suddenly snapped at me.

to snap at (someone); to flare up at; to jump down (someone's) throat

This meaning refers to reacting angrily or abruptly towards someone, often in response to a perceived annoyance or provocation.

。。

She has snapped at me several times.

。。

He flared up immediately at that question.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to bite (at)to snap at someoneようようa biting way of speakinga dog that bitesa fierce gazea snapping attitudeto bite instantlyto jump down someone’s throatable to biteto stop snapping at someone

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

きごう|．.
．.

Example sentences

18 results

1. 。。

The postman was bitten by that dog.

2. 。。

Our dog will bite strangers.

3. 。。

The pup snapped at my hand.

4. 。。

Our dog will bite strangers.

5. 。。

A black and white dog bit me.

6. 。。

The dog bit the man.

7. 。。

The dog snapped up the meat.

8. 。。

The dog snarled at the salesman.

9. 。。

The dog bit me in the hand.

10. 。。

Barking dogs seldom bite.

11. 。。

The dog nipped at me.

12. 。。

A dog bit her on the leg.

13. 。。

She bit him.

14. 。。

The dog bit the cat on the tail.

15. 。。

The dog chewed up my boot.

16. 。。

Barking dogs don't bite.

17. 、、。。

Our dog will bite strangers.

18. 、、。。

We have four rabbits, and one of them bites.

噛

意chew; bite; gnaw

訓か.む、か.じる

音コウ、ゴウ

付

N34

意adhere; attach; refer to; append

訓つ.ける、-つ.ける、-づ.ける、つ.け、つ.け-、-つ.け、-づ.け、-づけ、つ.く、-づ.く、つ.き、-つ.き、-つき、-づ.き、-づき

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