- to pick up
- to adopt (e.g. a proposal); to accept; to take up (a topic, complaint, etc.); to listen to; to deal with; to treat; to report (news); to cover; to feature
- to take away; to confiscate; to deprive (someone) of; to revoke; to disqualify; to cancel
- to deliver (a baby)
- to collect (taxes)
Ichidan verb; transitive verb
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- to pick up
- to adopt (e.g. a proposal); to accept; to take up (a topic, complaint, etc.); to listen to; to deal with; to treat; to report (news); to cover; to feature
- to take away; to confiscate; to deprive (someone) of; to revoke; to disqualify; to cancel
- to deliver (a baby)
- to collect (taxes)
This meaning is used when referring to physically lifting or gathering something.
This meaning applies when discussing the acceptance of ideas, proposals, or topics for discussion, as well as how subjects are treated in news or conversation.
This meaning is used when something is removed from someone's possession or when a privilege is revoked.
This meaning is specifically used in the context of childbirth, referring to the act of delivering a baby.
This meaning applies to the action taken by authorities in gathering taxes from individuals or businesses.
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