ハッキ
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
1. show (of power, ability, etc.); exhibition; demonstration; display; manifestation
It exerts tremendous power.
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (2 in total)
show one's real ability; illustration of the distinctive character of (something)
to display one's real ability; to show one's real ability; to show one's stuff; to show oneself at one's best; to really shine; to come into one's own
Examples (14 in total)
It exerts tremendous power.
She displayed her talents.
It will probably exert its utmost power.
One can exert one's power to one's heart's content.
He showed great skill at baseball.
It will take time for it to take effect.
When we write a novel, we exercise our imagination.
He answered my questions by the exercise of his excellent memory.
The author doesn't display much talent in his book.
One who walks their own path, believes in their own rules, and demonstrates their power.
Can someone really have this much presence without even being here?
Once the battle begins, one's feet get caught in the vegetation, and one cannot exert one's usual strength.
My wife showed excellent taste in decorating the room.
So stay by my side and put that brilliant mind of yours to full use.