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そで
Meanings
Noun
1. sleeve
Alice tugged at my sleeve.
2. wing (of a stage, desk, gate, etc.)
And the five of them appeared from the wings onto the stage.
3. flap (of a dust jacket)
Alt. forms
袖そで
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そで
3%
Pitch accent
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Used in: 327
Used in vocabulary (43 in total)
short sleeves
(arch.) bottom of the sleeve; height of the sleeve (of traditional Japanese clothing); secret; secret bribe
long sleeves
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Examples (21 in total)
Don't pull my sleeve.
Alice tugged at my sleeve.
It should be fine if you fold the sleeves up.
Tom rolled up his sleeves.
After walking for a while, I was pulled by the sleeve.
My sleeve got caught in the machine.
I was waiting in the wings for my entrance.
Suddenly, my sleeve was pulled from the left side.
I rolled up my sleeve and showed my arm.
She went out onto the stage from the wings.
I waited in the wings until it was my turn.
The frills on the sleeves of this dress are cute.
Father made a long tear in his sleeve.
As told, I roll up my sleeve and stick my right arm in.
It seems that only one sleeve got burned.
The sleeves are long enough to completely hide even the fingertips.
His sleeve touched the greasy pan.
And the five of them appeared from the wings onto the stage.
He wiped his tears many times with the sleeve of his shirt and disappeared.
The sleeves are loose and roomy, with the black garment worn underneath peeking through.
My senior tugs on my sleeve and secretly whispers in my ear.