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    3. 焼ける

    焼ける

    焼やけ​る​

    to burn

    N4KMT7CoreVerb, IntransitiveFood & DiningKanji Vocab16 strokes

    灼ける妬ける嫉ける

    やける

    Verb, Intransitive

    1.
    to burn, to burn down, to go down in flames
    2.
    to be roasted, to be thoroughly cooked
    3.
    to be sunburnt, to fade (in the sun)
    4.
    to glow red (i.e. of the sky at sunset)
    5.
    to become hot (from the sun)
    6.
    to be jealous, to be envious

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    パンがよく焼やけています。

    The bread is well-baked.

    KMT4Food & Dining
    魚さかなが焼やけるいい匂においがしてきた。

    A nice smell of fish cooking has started.

    KMT6Food & DiningDaily Life
    ビーチで一いち日にち過すごしたら、肌はだが真まっ赤かに焼やけてしまった。

    After spending a day at the beach, my skin got completely sunburnt.

    KMT7Daily LifeNature & Environment
    夕ゆう焼やけで空そらが赤 く焼やけている。

    The sky is burning red with the sunset.

    KMT7Nature & Environment
    彼かれの成せい功こうを見みて、少すこし心こころが焼やける思おもいがした。

    Seeing his success, I felt a little jealous.

    KMT8Emotions & Psychology

    Characters that make up this word

    焼
    や.く・や.き・や.き-・-や.き・や.ける…(3)
    bake・burning
    Kanji
    け
    ke
    Kana
    る
    ru
    Kana
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