和英辞典Vocabulary dictionary
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I worked hard as a teacher when I lived in Japan (until I came back).
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Even though I worked overtime every day this week, I also worked until the evening on Saturday, too.
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No matter how nervous I am, because the speech has already started, there's no choice but to do my best until it ends!
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What is the difference between ~抜く and ~切る. Both appear to mean s.t finishes until the end.
According to soumatome:
Kiru is used in 'an apparent situation in which everything is used with nothing remaining.'
While nuku is used 'when that condition continues until the end.'
Examples given are:
戦いぬく
走り抜く(マラソン)
etc.
In jgram.org, it is also mentioned that nuku is used for situations that take great effort.
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