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着るきる

wearing clothing (upper body)

Verbe · Group 2 verb

着物きものは着きますか。

Are you wearing a kimono?

Example: Tatoeba · CC BY 2.0 FR · Japanese: bunbuku · French : Aiji

Parts of speech

Group 2 verb (ichidan) · Transitive

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Verb group: Group 2 (ichidan)

Verb usage: freight forwarder

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English dictionary meanings

to wear (from the shoulders down)
to put on
to take (the blame, responsibility)
to bear

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