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Meanings for each kanji in 挫ける
挫 | crush; break; sprain; discourage | Kanji Details » |
Conjugations for 挫ける
Plain Form
Polite Form
Past Indicative Negative Form
[くじ け ま せ ん で し た]
kujikemasendeshita
Tai Form
Past Indicative Negative Form
[くじ け た く な か っ た]
kujiketakunakatta
Imperative Plain Form
Imperative Polite Form
Provisional Form
Conditional Form
Alternative Form
Potential Plain Form
Past Indicative Negative Form
[くじ け ら れ な か っ た]
kujikerarenakatta
Potential Polite Form
Present Indicative Negative Form
[くじ け ら れ ま せ ん]
kujikeraremasen
Past Indicative Negative Form
[くじ け ら れ ま せ ん で し た]
kujikeraremasendeshita
Passive Plain Form
Past Indicative Negative Form
[くじ け ら れ な か っ た]
kujikerarenakatta
Passive Polite Form
Present Indicative Negative Form
[くじ け ら れ ま せ ん]
kujikeraremasen
Past Indicative Negative Form
[くじ け ら れ ま せ ん で し た]
kujikeraremasendeshita
Causative Plain Form
Past Indicative Negative Form
[くじ け さ せ な か っ た]
kujikesasenakatta
Causative Polite Form
Present Indicative Negative Form
[くじ け さ せ ま せ ん]
kujikesasemasen
Past Indicative Negative Form
[くじ け さ せ ま せ ん で し た]
kujikesasemasendeshita
Causative Passive Plain Form
Present Indicative Negative Form
[くじ け さ せ ら れ な い]
kujikesaserarenai
Past Indicative Negative Form
[くじ け さ せ ら れ な か っ た]
kujikesaserarenakatta
Negative te-form Form
[くじ け さ せ ら れ な く て]
kujikesaserarenakute
Causative Passive Polite Form
Present Indicative Negative Form
[くじ け さ せ ら れ ま せ ん]
kujikesaseraremasen
Past Indicative Form
[くじ け さ せ ら れ ま し た]
kujikesaseraremashita
Past Indicative Negative Form
[くじ け さ せ ら れ ま せ ん で し た]
kujikesaseraremasendeshita
Sample Sentences for 挫ける
彼は、たった一回の失敗でくじけるような男ではない。
He was not a man to be disheartened by a single failure.
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