Frequency rank: 151.
- companion; partner; company
- other party; addressee
- opponent (sports, etc.)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- companion; partner; company
- other party; addressee
- opponent (sports, etc.)
This meaning of 相手 refers to someone who is with you or working together with you in various situations.
This meaning of 相手 is used to refer to the person or group you are dealing with or communicating with.
相手 in this context means the opponent or rival in a competitive situation, such as in sports.
Generated collocations (experimental)
あいてをする相手をするto keep company with someoneあいて相手のはなし話をきく聞くto listen to the other partyあいて相手をみつける見つけるto find a partnerあいてにする相手にするto deal with someoneあいて相手がいるto have a partnerすぽうつスポーツのあいて相手sports opponentはじめて初めてのあいて相手first-time partnerけいやく契約のあいて相手contracting partyあいて相手をあなどる侮るto underestimate the opponentあいて相手をえらぶ選ぶto choose a partnerことば言葉のあいて相手addressee of words
Example sentences
218 results
He resolutely pushed forward from the start, overwhelming and pushing out his off-balance opponent.
2. じぶん自分よりもげひん下品なあいて相手はきごう『げぼん下品きごう』とおもい思い、じぶん自分よりもじょうひん上品なあいて相手はきごう『じょうひんぶっている上品ぶっているきごう』とおもいます思いますね。
You think someone coarser than you is "crude", and someone higher class than you to be "putting on airs".
"I don't think she's an opponent you can ignore like that ..." "That's right, they say a cornered rat bites back, don't they?"
To get up in the morning, and there be someone to say good morning to - I haven't had this feeling for a long time.
You mustn't let the other person notice that you flinched.
And so it seems she tried phoning but it's who was on the other end of that phone that was the problem.
I think that against somebody like that, my seemingly clever techniques would be seen through and then I would be defeated.
This isn't my blood. It's all splash-back from my opponent. There isn't a single scratch on me.
With all of his tricks he has mastered, he will be able to deal with any formidable client.
After the second innings, the opposing pitcher recovered too, and it turned into a pitching duel.
"Say, shall we try a questionnaire with the boarding students?" "Ah! One of those things they call 'marketing research'."
The peace talks failed again, with both sides blaming the other for the failure.
If you don't keep your promises, people won't take you seriously.