棒【ぼう】
Frequency rank: 3,471. – 3,474.
- pole; rod; stick; baton
- line; dash
- spoken monotonouslyInternet slangsee also 棒読み
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- 棒【ぼう】Frequency rank: 3,471. – 3,474.
- ぼうFrequency rank: 35,298. – 35,665.
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- pole; rod; stick; baton
- line; dash
- spoken monotonously
This meaning refers to a long, slender, cylindrical object used for support or as a tool. It can be utilized in various contexts such as sports equipment, tools, or physical supports.
I use a pole to maintain my balance.
In this context, it refers to a linear mark or stroke, often used in writing or drawing. It can represent a line on paper or any similar surface.
This meaning describes the manner of speaking without variation in pitch, often making it sound dull or lacking emotion.
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Even walking till my legs turned to lead I couldn't find one that I liked.
He was beaten with an iron rod during a violent soccer match.
I like to suck on frozen ice cream bars in the summer.
I do not want to waste the best years of my life for you.