ABARERO – Bilingual Lyrics Japanese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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限界 /ɡenːkai/ B2 |
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目覚める /mezameru/ B1 |
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全開 /zenkai/ B2 |
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柄 /gara/ B2 |
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変わる /kawaru/ A2 |
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飛ばす /tobasu/ B1 |
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やり方 /yarikata/ A2 |
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噛み合う /kamiau/ B2 |
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隠す /kakusu/ B1 |
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騒ぐ /sawagu/ B1 |
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恥ずかしがる /hazukashigaru/ B2 |
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突破 /toppa/ B2 |
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暴れる /abareru/ B2 |
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アンチ /anchi/ B2 |
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半端 /hanpa/ B2 |
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論外 /rongai/ C1 |
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コワい /kowai/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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まだ押し上げるぜ限界
➔ Use of "まだ" with the verb to indicate an ongoing or uncompleted action
➔ "まだ" means "still" or "yet," indicating the action is ongoing or has not yet been completed.
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目覚めろ Monsters Monsters
➔ Imperative form of "目覚める" (to wake up), used as a command or encouragement
➔ "目覚めろ" is the imperative form of the verb "目覚める," meaning "to wake up," used to motivate or command someone.
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Break it down now Show me what you got
➔ Imperative verb "Break" combined with "it down" as a phrasal verb, showing a command to perform the action
➔ "Break" is an imperative verb here, combined with "it down" as a phrasal verb, meaning to analyze or perform the action of breaking something apart or demonstrating what you have.
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We’re here to break it, break it
➔ Use of "to" + verb (infinitive) to express purpose or intention
➔ "To" + verb in its base form is used to indicate the purpose of an action, here expressing the intent of the group to initiate or continue an energetic activity.
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絶対にコピれない100パーリアルな Game
➔ Use of "絶対に" (absolutely) with negative potential form "コピれない" (cannot copy) to emphasize impossibility
➔ "絶対に" means "absolutely" or "definitely," and "コピれない" is the potential negative form of "copy," expressing that something cannot be copied at all.
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朝から夜まで Till we get on TOP
➔ Expression of time "朝から夜まで" meaning "from morning to night"
➔ "朝から夜まで" is a Japanese phrase indicating the entire span of a day, from morning until night.