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No. 2,186 in Japanese

汗

Sweat.

In a sentence

  • 暑い夏の日に外を歩いていると、汗が自然に出てきます。

    When walking outside on a hot summer day, sweat naturally comes out.

    In this sentence, '汗' is used to refer to sweat as a natural bodily response to heat.

  • 緊張して発表を聞いているとき、額に汗がにじむのを感じました。

    While nervously listening to the presentation, I felt sweat seeping on my forehead.

    Here, '汗' represents sweat that appears due to nervousness rather than physical heat. It's indicative of emotional states.

  • 運動したあとに汗で濡れたシャツを着替えたほうがいいです。

    After exercising, it’s better to change the shirt soaked with sweat.

    In this usage, '汗' describes sweat resulting from physical exertion, emphasizing the result of physical activity.

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