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嫌そうな様子
iya sou na yousu
reluctant or unwilling expression
彼は嫌そうな様子でその仕事を引き受けた。
He reluctantly accepted the job.
informal
An expression or behavior that shows reluctance, unwillingness, or displeasure about something.
彼女は嫌そうな様子でその映画を見ていた。
She was watching the movie with a reluctant expression.
彼は嫌そうな様子でその提案を断った。
He declined the proposal with a reluctant attitude.
This phrase is often used to describe someone's facial expression or body language that indicates they are not enthusiastic or willing to do something.
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Pro Tip
Contextual Usage
This phrase is often used to describe someone's facial expression or body language that indicates they are not enthusiastic or willing to do something.
Gold Rule
Politeness
While this phrase can be used to describe someone's reluctance, it is important to use it in a non-judgmental way to avoid sounding critical.
Word Origin
Composed of 嫌そう (reluctant) and 様子 (appearance or manner).
Usage Notes
This phrase is commonly used in everyday conversation to describe someone's unwilling or displeased demeanor.
Word Breakdown
嫌そう
reluctant or unwilling
adjectiveな
connecting particle
particle様子
appearance or manner
noun和英辞典