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    3. 貧相

    貧相

    貧ひん相そう

    poor-looking

    KMT10News #45+1Ref L2Noun, AdjectiveEmotions & PsychologyKanji Vocab20 strokes

    貧素

    ひんそう

    Noun, Adjective

    1.
    poor-looking, impoverished-looking
    2.
    scrawny (e.g. figure), thin-looking, sparse (e.g. meal), meagre, meager, insubstantial

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    彼かれは貧ひん相そうな身みなりをしていた。

    He was poorly dressed.

    KMT7Daily Life
    貧ひん相そうな表ひょう情じょうを浮うかべた子こ供どもが、助たすけを求もとめていた。

    A child with an impoverished look on his face was asking for help.

    KMT9Emotions & PsychologyFamily & Relationships
    貧ひん相そうな顔かおつきの男おとこが、物もの欲ほしそうにこちらを見みていた。

    A poor-looking man was staring at us longingly.

    KMT10Emotions & PsychologyDaily Life
    彼かれの貧ひん相そうな食しょく事じは、彼かれの厳きびしい生せい活かつ状じょう況きょうを物もの語がたっていた。

    His meager meal told the story of his harsh living conditions.

    KMT10Food & DiningEmotions & Psychology
    貧ひん相そうなアパートに住すんでいたが、彼かれはいつも前まえ向むきだった。

    Although he lived in a shabby apartment, he was always positive.

    KMT10Home & HousingEmotions & Psychology

    Kanji that make up this word

    貧
    まず.しい…(2)
    poverty・poor
    相
    あい-…(8)
    inter-・mutual・together・each other・minister of state…(4)
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