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奮発 (ふんぱつ, funpatsu) is a bonus vocabulary word meaning “effort; treat”.
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Example sentences 7
今日は 奮発して 高級レストランに 行った
I pulled out all the stops and went to a classy restaurant today.
彼は奮発して新車を買った。
He treated himself to a new car.
彼は 奮発して 新車を 買った。
He treated himself to a new car.
年（文化8年）大いに奮発する事があって師走には駿河国府中の門人柴崎直古の寓居に籠もり、『古史成文』『古史徴』『古史伝』など古代研究の本を一気に数多書き上げる。
Between January and February 1812, he made strenuous exertions and shut himself up at a temporary residence of Naofuru SHIBASAKI, a disciple in Fuchu, Suruga Province, and he at once finished writing several books about Kodai Kenkyu (Ancient Study), including "Koshiseibun", "Koshicho" (Clarification of Early History) and "Koshiden" (Commentary on Ancient History).
今般、河野主一郎、山野田一輔の両士を敵陣に遣はし候儀、全く味方の決死を知らしめ、且つ義挙の趣意を以て、大義名分を貫徹し、法庭に於て斃れ候賦（つもり）に候間、一統安堵致し、此城を枕にして決戦可致候に付、今一層奮発し、後世に恥辱を残さざる様、覚悟肝要に可有之候也。
This time, I sent Shuichiro KONO and Ippo YAMANODA to the enemy base to inform the enemy that we are ready to die, and I also intend to die at
気を引き締めて試験に臨んだ. I girded myself to face the examination.彼はひと奮発しようとぐっと全神経を引き締めた. He braced every nerve for a supreme effort.彼はあごを引き締めて「だめだ」と言った. He set his jaw and said, ‘No.'彼は気を引き締めて試験室に入った. He braced himself [pulled himself together] and entered the examination room.彼女は気を引き締めてその試練に立ち向かった. She braced herself for the ordeal.ウィッチヘーゼルは、乾燥させずに毛穴を引き締めます。
Witch hazel tightens pores without drying skin.
彼はひと奮発しようとぐっと全神経を引き締めた. He braced every nerve for a supreme effort.全精力を奮い起こしてもうひと奮発した. I rallied my energies for a further effort.今夜は奮発して大きなステーキを食べよう. I'll treat myself to a large steak this evening.もう千円奮発して下さい. 〈商人が客に対して言う言葉〉 Give us another thousand yen, please.1811年（文化8年）大いに奮発する事があって師走には駿河国府中の門人柴崎直古の寓居に籠もり、『古史成文』『古史徴』『古史伝』など古代研究の本を一気に数多書き上げる。
Between January and February 1812, he made strenuous exertions and shut himself up at a temporary residence of Naofuru SHIBASAKI, a disciple in Fuchu, Suruga Province, and he at once finished writing several books about Kodai Kenkyu (Ancient Study), including "Koshiseibun", "Koshicho" (Clarification of Early History) and "Koshiden" (Commentary on Ancient History).