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Compound verbs II — 〜切る, 〜抜く, 〜合う — 複合動詞②

To do completely, to see through to the end, and the verbs of doing something together. Read each word aloud with its reading, then write it once on the line — in kana if you cannot yet write the kanji.

つかいきる verb
使い切る to use up completely
だしきる verb
出し切る to give everything one has
よみきる verb
読み切る to read through to the end
やりきる verb
やり切る to see through to the end
うちきる verb
打ち切る to break off, to discontinue
やりぬく verb
やり抜く to carry through
いきぬく verb
生き抜く to survive, to live through
かちぬく verb
勝ち抜く to win through (a tournament)
であう verb
出会う to meet, to come across
ふれあう verb
触れ合う to come into contact, to interact
はなしあい noun
話し合い discussion, talks
わかちあう verb
分かち合う to share (with each other)
かたりあう verb
語り合う to talk together, to converse
あゆみよる verb
歩み寄る to meet halfway, to compromise
たちよる verb
立ち寄る to drop in, to stop by
ちかよる verb
近寄る to approach, to go near
みあわせる verb
見合わせる to suspend, to put off; to look at each other
いいはる verb
言い張る to insist, to maintain
いいかえる verb
言い換える to put another way
よびかける verb
呼びかける to call out to, to appeal to
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Compound verbs II — 〜切る, 〜抜く, 〜合う — from memory

Cover page 1. Write the Japanese for each meaning (kana is fine), then write what each word in part 2 means. Page 1 is the answer key.

1    Write the Japanese
to see through to the end
verb
to drop in, to stop by
verb
to meet halfway, to compromise
verb
to break off, to discontinue
verb
to use up completely
verb
to call out to, to appeal to
verb
to put another way
verb
to come into contact, to interact
verb
to insist, to maintain
verb
to share (with each other)
verb
2    What does it mean?
勝ち抜く
読み切る
やり抜く
出会う
出し切る
語り合う
生き抜く
近寄る
話し合い
見合わせる
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