Lingaku- lunchbox hanging from one's waist; low-paid office worker
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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Generated definitions (experimental)
- lunchbox hanging from one's waist
- low-paid office worker
This phrase refers to a lunchbox that is worn or carried at the waist, typically indicating a practical and convenient way to transport meals.
He is enjoying lunch in the park with a lunchbox hanging from his waist.
This term also describes a low-paid office worker, often implying someone who is overworked or undervalued in their job.
Generated collocations (experimental)
こしべんとう腰弁当をもつ持つto carry a waist lunchboxこしべんとう腰弁当をたべる食べるto eat a waist lunchboxこしべんとう腰弁当のひと人a low-paid office workerこしべんとう腰弁当をつくる作るto make a waist lunchboxこしべんとう腰弁当ぶんか文化culture of waist lunchboxesこしべんとう腰弁当をじさん持参するto bring a waist lunchboxこしべんとう腰弁当のせいかつ生活life of a low-paid office workerこしべんとう腰弁当をとりいれる取り入れるto incorporate waist lunchboxこしべんとう腰弁当をたのしむ楽しむto enjoy a waist lunchboxこしべんとう腰弁当のしゅるい種類types of waist lunchboxes