く繰kuりriかえ返kaeすsuく繰kuりかえすrikaesu
1.

To perform an action or task multiple times, often in order to achieve mastery or understanding of it.

2.

To go through the same sequence of events or circumstances repeatedly, often implying a sense of frustration or futility.

3.

To recite or explain something again and again, emphasizing clarity or persistence in communication.

Example:

「いいえ」とイギリス人は繰り返しました。

ひっくりhikkuriかえ返kaeすsuひ引hiっく繰kuりriかえ返kaeすsuひっくりhikkuriがえ返gaeすsuひ引hiっくりkkuriかえ返kaeすsuひ引hiっくりkkuriがえ返gaeすsuひ引hiっく繰kuりriがえ返gaeすsu
1.

To change the established order or relationship of things, creating a state where opposites or contradictions emerge, often resulting in a reversal of circumstances or perspectives.

2.

To physically flip an object so that its underside becomes the upper side, often implying a complete inversion of its position.

3.

To reverse a statement or argument, leading to a situation where previous assertions are contradicted or overturned.

4.

To page through a book or document by lifting the current page to expose the one underneath, often in search of specific information or references.

5.

To transform a plan or arrangement significantly, resulting in its cancellation or a complete departure from the original intention.

Example:

彼はテーブルをひっくり返した。