1: goes before a verb to strengthen its meaning or to add emphasis
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引っ (goes before a verb to strengthen its meaning or to add emphasis)
引っ越す (to move (house),to change residence)
1: to move (house)
2: to change residence
って (casual quoting particle)
1: casual quoting particle
引っ越し (moving (dwelling, office, etc.),changing residence)
1: moving (dwelling, office, etc.)
2: changing residence
っぽい (-ish,-like)
1: -ish
2: -like
引っこ抜く (to extract,to pull out,to draw out,to uproot)
1: to extract
2: to pull out
3: to draw out
4: to uproot
引っ込み (retreat,retirement,depression (hole))
1: retreat
2: retirement
3: depression (hole)
引っ繰り返す (to turn over,to turn upside down,to turn up,to turn inside out,to turn out)
1: to turn over
2: to turn upside down
3: to turn up
4: to turn inside out
5: to turn out
っけ (particle indicating that the speaker is trying to recall some information)
1: particle indicating that the speaker is trying to recall some information
引っぺがす (to tear off,to rip off,to peel off)
1: to tear off
2: to rip off
3: to peel off
I'm Kusakabe! We've just arrived!
It's hitting the strings!
That smile... was stuck in my heart.
You see what's caught in the telephone pole?
Don't just yank on those.
I'm being pulled up!
You moved. You used to live in an older house downtown.
I'll listen to what you have to say later. Could you leave me alone for now?
-Take a look. -Retractable undercarriage!
Don't fall for something like this. Dammit!
Could you not bring your ugly pride into it?
I see, so that's what was bothering me.
Now, how about I lure Cornelia out. I wonder if I can catch them off guard...
Pull on that end.
They haven't caught anyone yet.
That said... what I don't need is dead weight.
Anyway, why am I dragging trash at the beach park?
The terrible thing I said kept bothering me.
But, Miss Elaina, you were completely tricked, right?
In this way, we just kept sabotaging each other…
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