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bikkuri
suru verb

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[びっくり(吃驚)]
bikkuri
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[びっくり(喫驚)]
bikkuri
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bikkuri
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kikkyou
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[きっ(吃)·きょう(驚)]
kikkyou
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[きっ(喫)·きょう(驚)]
kikkyou
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English Meaning(s) for びっくり

suru verb
  1. to be surprised; to be amazed; to be frightened; to be astonished
  2. surprise (e.g. surprise party)
  3. surprise
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Definition and Synonyms for びっくり

Surprise a sudden unexpected event
Synonyms: びっくり, 一驚, あらぬ事, 卒爾, 意表, 驚き, 驚く, 驚愕
Amazement the feeling that accompanies something extremely surprising
Synonyms: びっくり, 一驚, 仰天, 驚き, 驚く, 驚嘆, 驚愕

Categories びっくり is a member of

Feeling the experiencing of affective and emotional states
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Change an event that occurs when something passes from one state or phase to another
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Sample Sentences for びっくり

Suddenly, a bird flew towards me, which surprised me.
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It means "to be surprised".

Looking at the sample sentences is a good way to work out the meaning if you are not sure.

鳥たちはその猫を見るとビックリして飛び去った。
The birds flew away in alarm when they saw the cat.
 

 

#2 Posted by flint over 2 years ago

does 「びっくりする」mean "to surprise" or "to be surprised"? I found it different with google translate.

ありがとうございます

#1 Posted by kakashikiki over 2 years ago, last modified at 4:16 PM


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