~ぬく
~nuku
Formation
Verb-stem + ぬく
Expresses the concept of doing something completely or thoroughly.
When to use
ます stem + ぬく: see it through to the end despite difficulty (走りぬく).
Explanation
'Noun ぬく' is a phrase that conveys the idea of doing an action thoroughly or completely. It demonstrates a determination to carry out a task until the end. While the formation commonly uses verbs, it does convey a meaning similar to the English phrase 'to do completely'.
Example sentences
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He will read the book all day long.
Kare wa ichinichijuu hon o yominuku.
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I will finish this project completely.
Watashi wa kono purojekuto o owarasenuku.
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She goes to the gym every day and finishes her exercise completely.
Kanojo wa mainichi jim ni iki, ekusasaizu o owari nuku.
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We will solve this game completely.
Watashitachi wa kono geemu o tokinuku.
Start, Continue, Finish (Start To / Keep / Finish / Do To The End)
- Verb 出す~dasuN4Express the action of taking something out, starting an…
- Verb + 続けるつづける, tsuzukeruN4To continue doing or to keep doing an action.
- Verb 終わる〜owaruN4Verbal action is completed; 'to finish', 'to end'.
- ~上げる〜ageruN3Indicates to finish doing something completely.
- ~切れない~kirenaiN3Expresses inability to completely finish or do something.
- ~切る〜kiruN2To do something completely or thoroughly.