骨身 | Japanese meaning

【ほねみ】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

flesh and bones

Generated definitions (experimental)

flesh and bones

This term refers to the basic structure of a body, emphasizing the physical, tangible aspect of living beings, often used to convey a sense of being real or substantial.

、、。。

That person is working to the bone.

ようよう。。

He feels a profound exhaustion that penetrates to his very bones.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to work oneself to the boneto penetrate to one's very bonesdanger that involves one's very beingto spare oneselfto put a burden on one's bodywithout sparing oneselfto wear one's bones down (figuratively, to feel exhausted)

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

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Example sentences

7 results

1. 。。

His advice touched me to the quick.

Tatoeba

2. 、、。。

During the water shortage, the value of water really came home to me.

Tatoeba

3. 。。

The icy wind cut us to the bones.

Tatoeba

4. 。。

The proverb's message struck me to the core.

Tatoeba

5. 。。

There was a keen frost this morning.

Tatoeba

6. 。。

The cold wind cut me to the bone.

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7. 。。

I am accustomed to working hard.

Tatoeba

【ほねみ】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

flesh and bones

Generated definitions (experimental)

flesh and bones

This term refers to the basic structure of a body, emphasizing the physical, tangible aspect of living beings, often used to convey a sense of being real or substantial.