【みっかぼうず】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. person who cannot stick to anything; unsteady worker; monk for three daysyojijukugo
Forms
  • 【みっかぼうず】
  • ぼうず【みっかぼうず】
  • みっかぼうず
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. person who cannot stick to anything; unsteady worker
    2. This meaning refers to someone who starts tasks enthusiastically but fails to maintain their commitment over time, symbolizing inconsistency or lack of perseverance.
    Every year, I set New Year's resolutions, but I end up being a person who cannot stick to anything.
    He started playing sports, but he quit because he couldn't stick to it.
  2. monk for three days
    3. This meaning originates from a literal interpretation, representing someone who takes on a role or commitment temporarily without genuine dedication.
    He is a monk for three days, so he quit right away.
    That project was like a monk for three days; no one took it seriously.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to be someone who cannot stick to anythingto overcome being inconsistentthe nature of being unsteadyexamples of inconsistencyto fix being someone who is unsteadyto end up being a 'three-day monk'not lasting longto try new things but only last three daysto prevent giving up after three daysthe worry of being inconsistent
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