To draw something closer by grasping one end, thereby bringing it towards oneself, often involving physical force or manipulation.
To extract or take out a needed item from a group or collection, maintaining its original form during the process.
To extend a line or object straight without interruption, whether for the purpose of drawing, setting boundaries, or laying out plans.
To apply a coating or spread a substance uniformly over a surface, giving it a thorough coverage.
To invite or attract the attention of another, drawing interest or emotion towards oneself or something else.
To retreat or withdraw from an engagement, either physically moving back or stopping an activity or relationship altogether.
Example:
カーテンがゆっくり引かれた。
To extend beyond the initially planned or expected duration, often leading to frustration or delays in completion.
To persist for an unexpectedly long time, particularly in contexts such as discussions, negotiations, or illnesses.
Example:
その経済学者は長引く不況を予期していた。
To subtract one quantity from another in order to determine a remaining amount or balance.
To remove or disregard certain factors or characteristics when making a judgment or evaluation.
To diminish a total by reducing it with a specific cost or expense.
Example:
１０から２を差し引くと８です。
A person who seeks to attract or recruit others by highlighting their own value or appeal, often aiming to bring them into their circle.
A gesture in dance that involves pulling one's hands towards oneself, showcasing a specific hand movement characterized by bending the wrists and elbows.
Many people are eager to have or employ someone due to their skills or qualities, resulting in significant interest and opportunity.
A situation in which an individual or item attracts attention and requests from a large number of prospective takers, indicating high desirability.
The state of being sought after or having numerous options available because of one's appealing attributes or achievements.