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hikeru
ichidan verb, intransitive verb

English Meaning(s) for 引ける

ichidan verb, intransitive verb
  1. to close; to be over; to break up (e.g. school)
  2. to lose one's nerve; to feel daunted

Definition and Synonyms for 引ける

Close complete a business deal, negotiation, or an agreement
Synonyms: 引く, 引ける, 締め切る, 閉じる, 閉める

Meanings for each kanji in 引ける

» pull; tug; jerk; admit; install; quote; refer to

Categories 引ける is a member of

End bring to an end or halt
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Stroke Order Diagrams for 引ける

Conjugations for 引ける

masu stem
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hike
Negative stem
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hike
te-form
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hikete
Negative te-form
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hikenakute
Adverbial Negative Form
[()···]
hikenaku
Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[()··]
hikeru
Present Indicative Negative Form
[()···]
hikenai
Past Indicative Form
[()··]
hiketa
Past Indicative Negative Form
[()·····]
hikenakatta
Presumptive Form
[()···]
hikeyou
Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[()···]
hikemasu
Present Indicative Negative Form
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hikemasen
Past Indicative Form
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hikemashita
Past Indicative Negative Form
[()·······]
hikemasendeshita
Presumptive Form
[()·····]
hikemashou
Tai Form
Present Indicative Form
[()···]
hiketai
Present Indicative Negative Form
[()·····]
hiketakunai
Past Indicative Form
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hiketakatta
Past Indicative Negative Form
[()·······]
hiketakunakatta
Adjective stem
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hiketa
te-form
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hiketakute
Negative te-form
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hiketakunakute
Adverbial Form
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hiketaku
Provisional Form
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hiketakereba
Provisional Negative Form
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hiketakunakereba
Conditional Form
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hiketakattara
Conditional Negative Form
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hiketakunakattara
Objective Form
[()···]
hiketasa
Imperative Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
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hikero
Imperative Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
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hikenasai
Provisional Form
Present Indicative Form
[()···]
hikereba
Present Indicative Negative Form
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hikenakereba
Present Indicative Negative Colloquial Form
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hikenakya
Conditional Form
Present Indicative Form
[()···]
hiketara
Present Indicative Negative Form
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hikenakattara
Alternative Form
Present Indicative Form
[()···]
hiketari
Potential Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
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hikerareru
Present Indicative Negative Form
[()·····]
hikerarenai
Past Indicative Form
[()····]
hikerareta
Past Indicative Negative Form
[()·······]
hikerarenakatta
masu-stem
[()···]
hikerare
te-form
[()····]
hikerarete
Negative te-form
[()······]
hikerarenakute
Potential Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[()·····]
hikeraremasu
Present Indicative Negative Form
[()······]
hikeraremasen
Past Indicative Form
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hikeraremashita
Past Indicative Negative Form
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hikeraremasendeshita
Colloquial Potential Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[()···]
hikereru
Present Indicative Negative Form
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hikerenai
Past Indicative Form
[()···]
hikereta
Past Indicative Negative Form
[()······]
hikerenakatta
te-form
[()···]
hikerete
Negative te-form
[()·····]
hikerenakute
Colloquial Potential Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[()····]
hikeremasu
Present Indicative Negative Form
[()·····]
hikeremasen
Past Indicative Form
[()·····]
hikeremashita
Past Indicative Negative Form
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hikeremasendeshita
Passive Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[()····]
hikerareru
Present Indicative Negative Form
[()·····]
hikerarenai
Past Indicative Form
[()····]
hikerareta
Past Indicative Negative Form
[()·······]
hikerarenakatta
masu stem
[()···]
hikerare
te-form
[()····]
hikerarete
Negative te-form
[()······]
hikerarenakute
Passive Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[()·····]
hikeraremasu
Present Indicative Negative Form
[()······]
hikeraremasen
Past Indicative Form
[()······]
hikeraremashita
Past Indicative Negative Form
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hikeraremasendeshita
Causative Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
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hikesaseru
Present Indicative Negative Form
[()·····]
hikesasenai
Past Indicative Form
[()····]
hikesaseta
Past Indicative Negative Form
[()·······]
hikesasenakatta
masu stem
[()···]
hikesase
te-form
[()····]
hikesasete
Negative te-form
[()······]
hikesasenakute
Causative Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
[()·····]
hikesasemasu
Present Indicative Negative Form
[()······]
hikesasemasen
Past Indicative Form
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hikesasemashita
Past Indicative Negative Form
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hikesasemasendeshita
Causative Passive Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
[()······]
hikesaserareru
Present Indicative Negative Form
[()·······]
hikesaserarenai
Past Indicative Form
[()······]
hikesaserareta
Past Indicative Negative Form
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hikesaserarenakatta
masu stem
[()·····]
hikesaserare
te-form
[()······]
hikesaserarete
Negative te-form
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hikesaserarenakute
Causative Passive Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
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hikesaseraremasu
Present Indicative Negative Form
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hikesaseraremasen
Past Indicative Form
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hikesaseraremashita
Past Indicative Negative Form
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hikesaseraremasendeshita
Colloquial Form
Present Indicative Negative Masculine Form
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hiken
Formal Form
Present Indicative Negative Form
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hikezu
Classical Form (nu)
Present Indicative Negative Form
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hikenu
Classical Form (zaru)
Present Indicative Negative Form
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hikezaru

Sample Sentences for 引ける

Thanks. When you get off work, we'll go to my place for another.
I don't feel like telling her about it.
And God said: Let there be light. And there was light.
I didn't invite him to the party. I feel guilty about it.
Isn't it natural for a young man with a hard to shake reservedness about himself to think that he is secretly the chosen one?

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