What does 荒れた in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 荒れた in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 荒れた in Japanese.
The word 荒れた in Japanese means 自堕落な, ひどい 、 最低の, 荒れた, 荒れた, 荒れた, 悪い, 激しい, 荒れた, 悪い 、 荒れた, 不毛の、やせた、荒れた, 嵐の、荒れた, 激しい、荒れた. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 荒れた
自堕落な(man: dissolute) The man had a rakish face with a lot of wrinkles. |
ひどい 、 最低の(unpleasant) (ひどく嫌な) 一週間ずっと、荒れた天候が続いた。 The weather was terrible the whole week. |
荒れた(skin: showing a rash) (皮膚が) Jimmy rubbed lotion on his irritated skin. |
荒れた(sth: untidy, unkempt) The garden was scruffy, with overgrown flowerbeds and weeds poking up along the paths. |
荒れた(place: uninhabited) 彼は内陸の荒れた土地にむかって出発した。 He set off for the wild spaces of the interior. |
悪い(weather: inclement) (天気が) The west coast is renowned for its bad weather. |
激しい(sea: very choppy) (海が) The seas were heavy enough to capsize the boat. |
荒れた(weather: stormy) (天気が) The rough weather makes life difficult in Antarctica. |
悪い 、 荒れた(weather: unpleasant) (天候が) I'd rather stay indoors than drive anywhere in this foul weather. |
不毛の、やせた、荒れた(land: barren, dry) (土地が) Many people have tried to farm here, but the land is sterile. |
嵐の、荒れた(sea: tempestuous) (海) They spent a week on stormy seas before crossing the Equator. |
激しい、荒れた(figurative (debate: impassioned) (議論) The debate turned stormy when Jenkins called Smith a Nazi. |
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