【としゅくうけん】

Frequency rank: 27,617. – 27,800.
    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. being empty-handedyojijukugo
  2. being penniless; having no capital (for starting a business)yojijukugo
Forms
  • 【としゅくうけん】Frequency rank: 27,617. – 27,800.
  • としゅくうけん
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. being empty-handed
    2. This refers to a situation where someone is without any tools, assistance, or resources to accomplish a task. It can also imply a lack of preparation or aid.
    He challenged the competition empty-handed.
    Since he had nothing, he had no choice but to go empty-handed.
  2. being penniless; having no capital (for starting a business)
    3. This meaning reflects a lack of financial resources or the inability to start or invest in a business due to insufficient funds.
    He tried to start a business empty-handed, but he didn’t have enough capital.
    The challenge was tough because he was penniless.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to take on something empty-handeda contest without any tools or resourcesa challenge with nothing in handthe spirit of being empty-handedthe state of being pennilessto live without any resourcesa business started without capitalsuccess achieved without any aid or supportan attitude of being resourceful despite having nothing
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