Chk Chk Boom
Lyrics:
Vocabulary in this song:
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皆さん /minasan/ A2 |
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遊ぶ /asobu/ A1 |
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お願い /oneɡa.i/ A2 |
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ど真ん中 /domannaka/ B2 |
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狙う /nerau/ B1 |
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素早い /subaja.i/ B1 |
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計画 /keikaku/ B1 |
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完璧 /kampeki/ B1 |
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頂上 /tɕoːdʑoː/ B2 |
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飛ぶ /tobu/ A2 |
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宇宙 /utɕuː/ B1 |
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不可能 /fukanoː/ B1 |
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破壊 /hakai/ B2 |
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受け取る /uketoru/ B1 |
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連携 /reŋkeː/ B2 |
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目標値 /mokuhjoːtɕi/ C1 |
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静寂 /seidʑaku/ B2 |
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破る /jaburu/ B1 |
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的 /mato/ B1 |
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駆け出す /kakeda.su/ B2 |
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Grammar:
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フルになった俺は irregular
➔ N + に + なる
➔ The particle "に" followed by "なる" indicates a change of state or transformation, meaning "to become" or "to turn into". Here, "フルに" means "to become full".
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ベルト緩めて get fabulous
➔ Verb Te-form for sequential actions
➔ The Te-form of a verb, "緩めて" (yurumete - loosening), connects it to the following action, indicating that one action leads to or is followed by another. It can also imply a means or method.
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不可能はない I do it
➔ Noun + はない
➔ The pattern "Noun + はない" expresses absolute negation or non-existence of something. It means "there is no [Noun]" or "[Noun] does not exist."
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クリシェ破壊自体が クリシェ
➔ N + 自体が (N + jitai ga)
➔ The phrase "自体が" (jitai ga) is used to emphasize the noun it follows, meaning "the thing itself is" or "even the very [noun] is...". It highlights that the characteristic or action applies to the noun in its essence.
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俺のステップは 次の levelに連携
➔ N + に + 連携 (N + ni + renkei)
➔ The particle "に" indicates the target or partner of the action "連携する" (renkei suru - to cooperate/link/coordinate with). So, "levelに連携" means "to link/coordinate with the next level."
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目標値にアプローチ
➔ N + に + アプローチ (N + ni + apro-chi)
➔ The particle "に" indicates the target or destination of the action "アプローチする" (apro-chi suru - to approach). So, "目標値にアプローチ" means "to approach the target value."
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当たる peak 逆アヴァランチ
➔ 逆 + Noun (Gyaku + Noun)
➔ The prefix "逆" (gyaku) means "reverse," "opposite," or "counter-". When attached to a noun, it indicates the opposite or inverse of that noun. Here, "逆アヴァランチ" means "reverse avalanche."
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ついてる my life
➔ V-te iru (idiomatic: to be lucky)
➔ The verb "ついている" (tsuiteru), derived from "つく" (tsuku - to be attached/connected), is commonly used as an idiom meaning "to be lucky," "fortunate," or "blessed." In this context, it implies that 'my life' is blessed or going well.
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静寂を破るのさ trigger, fire (fire)
➔ V + のさ (V + no sa)
➔ The particle combination "のさ" (no sa) is a casual and often masculine way to add emphasis or provide an explanation/reason. It's a combination of the explanatory nominalizer "の" and the emphatic particle "さ".
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一気に駆け出す
➔ Adverbial expression: 一気に (ikki ni)
➔ "一気に" (ikki ni) is an adverbial expression meaning "all at once," "in one go," "rapidly," or "without interruption." It emphasizes the swiftness or immediacy of an action.