打ち勝つ
うちかつ
to conquer (e.g. an enemy); to defeat; to overcome (a difficulty); to out-hit
Meanings
Godan verb (-tsu), Intransitive
to conquer (e.g. an enemy); to defeat- to overcome (a difficulty)
- to out-hit
Forms
| Plain | Polite | |
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| Present | 打ち勝つうちかつ | 打ち勝ちますうちかちます |
| Negative | 打ち勝たないうちかたない | 打ち勝ちませんうちかちません |
| Past | 打ち勝ったうちかった | 打ち勝ちましたうちかちました |
| Past negative | 打ち勝たなかったうちかたなかった | 打ち勝ちませんでしたうちかちませんでした |
| Te-form | 打ち勝ってうちかって |
|---|---|
| Potential | 打ち勝てるうちかてる |
| Passive | 打ち勝たれるうちかたれる |
| Causative | 打ち勝たせるうちかたせる |
| Volitional | 打ち勝とううちかとう |
| Imperative | 打ち勝てうちかて |
| Conditional (ば) | 打ち勝てばうちかてば |
| Conditional (たら) | 打ち勝ったらうちかったら |
Example sentences
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They overcame the enemy.
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He got over his difficulties.
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He got over the difficulties.
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She overcame the difficulty.
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He overcame many difficulties.
More examples (10)
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The darkness has not overcome it.
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They overcame many inveterate superstitions.
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I managed to overcome the difficulty.
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They can overcome their fear.
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He could get over every difficulty.
新進ボクサーがチャンピオンに打ち勝った。
The new boxer outboxed the champion.
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We could get over the difficulty.
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We need a spirit of enterprise to overcome the difficulty.
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We need to band together to beat the enemy.
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Will you help me get over the difficulties?