差し
さし · sashi
Between (e.g. two people), face to face
- hindrance, impediment
- arrhythmic section of recitative
- playing with only 2 players
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Example sentences
春の日差しを浴びると、眠くなる。
はるのひざしをあびると、ねむくなる。
When you bask in the spring sunshine, you get sleepy.
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この書類は、明日までに出せば差し支えない。
このしょるいは、あしたまでにだせばさしつかえない。
You may submit this document by tomorrow.
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配達員は笑顔で荷物を差し出した。
はいたついんはえがおでにもつをさしだした。
The delivery person offered the package with a smile.
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春の陽射しが窓越しに差し込み、部屋の中では、ほこりが舞い上がって見えた。
はるの ひざしが まどごしに さしこみ、へやの なか で は、ほこりが まいあがって みえた。
Spring sunlight streamed through the window, and inside the room, dust could be seen dancing.
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What does 差し mean?
Between (e.g. two people), face to face. It can also mean: hindrance, impediment; arrhythmic section of recitative; playing with only 2 players.
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さし (sashi). Pitch accent: odaka — falls on the next particle. Press Listen above to hear it.
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