便乗 binjō
binjō
Noun
, Suru Verb
1. taking advantage of (an opportunity); jumping on the bandwagon
Intransitive
kanryūdoramabūmuni binjō shite kankokuno sēhin'o uru gyōshaga fueta.
Taking advantage of the popular boom in Korean drama, workers selling Korean goods have increased.
Noun
, Suru Verb
2. taking passage (in); getting a lift; getting a ride
Intransitive
Word Pronunciation
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Example Sentences
kanryūdoramabūmuni binjō shite kankokuno sēhin'o uru gyōshaga fueta.
Taking advantage of the popular boom in Korean drama, workers selling Korean goods have increased.
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binjōde
て-form: Used to connect clauses, make requests, or chain actions
1. Piggybacking; Taking a ride on (someone else's success)
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binjōjanakatta
The past negative form
1. Didn't piggyback; Didn't take advantage of the situation
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binjōdarō
Expresses probability ("probably…")
1. Probably tagging along.; Probably joining the ride.
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binjōjārimasendeshita
The polite, past negative form
1. Was not taking advantage.; Was not piggybacking.
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binjōjanakattadesu
The polite, past negative form
1. Didn't join in.; Didn't take advantage of the situation.
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binjōdeshō
Expresses probability in a polite manner ("probably…")
1. Probably.; Likely to join/piggyback.
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bin jōdewa arimasendeshita
The polite, past negative form
1. Was not taking advantage.; Was not joining in.
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