Meaning
引きつる (ひきつる, hikitsuru) is a bonus vocabulary word meaning “have a cramp”.
Kanji in this word
Example sentences 11
彼は緊張で顔が引きつっていた
His face was drawn with tension.
顔がひきつります。
My face twitches.
ジョンの顔は引きつっていた。
John's face was drawn.
両腕で弓と弦をそれぞれ前後に引き離し保持しながら、弦に矢をかける。
While pushing the bow forward and pulling the string back with both arms and holding them apart, nock an arrow on the string.
「玄鶴はそっと褌を引き寄せ、彼の頭に巻きつけると、両手にぐっと引っぱるようにした。
"Genkaku pulled lightly his fundoshi loincloth and wound it around his head pulling it forcefully by both hands," he wrote.
この鳴鶴から天来への展開は、天来の門弟たちに引き継がれ、この時代に「現代書」として現れる。
This development from Meikaku to Tenrai was inherited by Tenrai's followers, appearing as "modern calligraphy" during this period.
また世界の射術を見ると概ね弦を首元までしか引かないのに対し、日本の弓術は弦が耳の後ろに来るまで大きく弦を引き取る。
Moreover, in foreign countries the bow string is usually pulled back as far as the archer's neck, in Japanese Kyujutsu it is pulled all the way back to the archer's ear.
引き戸クローザ付き引き戸を吊りレールに吊るす際に、ワイヤ経路変更装置が邪魔にならないようにした吊り戸用引き戸クローザを提供する。
To provide a sliding-door closer for a hanging door that does not get in the way of a wire-path changing device when hanging a sliding door with a sliding-door closer on a hanging rail.
宗匠位は妙心寺管長代理の真浄宗詮、のちに仁峰令譲へと引き継がれて伊勢へ移るが、引き続き京城にて盛んに行われ終戦により引き揚げとなった。
Although the position of the tea master was passed to Sosen Shinjo, a deputy of the chief abbot of Myoshin-ji Temple, and then to Reijo Jinpo, subsequently moving to Ise City with her; however, the practices of the tea ceremony of the school were frequently performed in Keijo, and because of the end of the World War II, the school was evacuated from Keijo.
歯科治療に当り、術者がインスツルメントホルダーから診療に必要なインスツルメントを引き出す時、術者の好みの引き出し長さに調整することができるようにする。
To adjust the length of a pulled out instrument hose to the length an operator prefers when he/she pulls out an instrument necessary for a medical examination from an instrument holder during a dental treatment.
.『万葉集』以来の言語遊戯の例としては、「足引きの」→「足を引きながら登る」→「山」、「梓弓」→「弓の弦を張る」→「春」などの例を挙げることができる。
As the samples of the rhetorical games since "Manyoshu," we can show the instances such as 'ashihiki no' -> 'ashi wo hikizurinagara noboru' (to climb with dragging legs) -> 'yama' (a mountain), 'azusayumi' -> 'yumi no gen wo haru' (to stretch a bowstring) -> 'haru' (spring), and so on.