え【あまえじょうず】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi)
  1. being good at being spoiled; being good at using puppy-dog eyes; person who is good at getting others to spoil them
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  • え【あまえじょうず】
  • あまえじょうず
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. being good at being spoiled
    2. This usage refers to someone who has a talent for eliciting affection or indulgence from others, often by showing vulnerability or neediness.
    She is good at being spoiled, so she always asks her friends for help.
    He is good at being spoiled, and he always receives pocket money from his parents.
  2. being good at using puppy-dog eyes
    3. This meaning emphasizes the ability to use charm or innocence to gain something, much like how a pet might look to get treats or affection.
    She is good at using puppy-dog eyes to get everyone's attention.
    He is good at using puppy-dog eyes, so when he looks troubled, his friends often help him.
  3. person who is good at getting others to spoil them
    4. This usage highlights an individual's general ability to attract care and pampering from others, often by leveraging their personality or behavior.
    She has a personality that makes her good at getting others to spoil her, and her friends often treat her specially.
    He is the kind of person who is good at getting others to spoil him, and he is always pampered by those around him.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to become good at being spoileda child who is good at being spoileda personality that is good at getting spoileda relationship where one partner is good at being spoileda friend who is good at getting others to spoil thembehavior that gets others to spoil oneto rely on one's parentsa pet that is good at being spoileda partner who is skilled at being spoiledan adult who is good at using puppy-dog eyes
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