Japanese

かんじとる
Meaning: to perceive; to sense; to feel; to take in
Part of Speech: Verb

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Verb inflections

Form Affirmative Negative
Present 感じ取る 感じ取らない
Polite 感じ取ります 感じ取りません
Past 感じ取った 感じ取らなかった
Polite + Past 感じ取りました 感じ取りませんでした
Te-form 感じ取って 感じ取らなくて
Potential 感じ取れる 感じ取れない
Passive 感じ取られる 感じ取られない
Causative 感じ取らせる 感じ取らせない
Causative + Passive 感じ取らされる 感じ取らされない
Imperative 感じ取れ 感じ取るな

Handwriting

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Example sentences

Sensitively sense the other person's feelings.
地面の微かな顫動を感じ取ることができた
I could feel the faint tremor of the ground.

Usage Notes

Focuses on the intuitive grasp of subtle feelings or atmospheres that are not explicitly stated.

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