Jisho

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Words — 5 found

Na-adjective (keiyodoshi), Noun
1. trouble; burden; nuisance; bother; worry
Na-adjective (keiyodoshi), Noun
2. care; dependence; support; kindness; obligation; staying (with a person)
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Noun
1. burden; nuisance; bother; troublemaker
  • そして
  • かのじょ彼女
  • いつも
  • やっかいもの
  • です
And she is always a troublemaker.
Noun
2. hanger-on; dependent; parasite
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Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb
1. driving off a troublesome person; getting rid of a nuisance
Other forms
やっかい払い 【やっかいばらい】
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Noun
1. troublesome matter; burden; difficult task; chore; hassle
Other forms
厄介ごと 【やっかいごと】
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Kanji — 2 found

12.347061175529788
4 strokes. JLPT N1. Jōyō kanji, taught in junior high.
unlucky, misfortune, bad luck, disaster
On: ヤク
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7.176765657373415
4 strokes. JLPT N2. Jōyō kanji, taught in junior high.
jammed in, shellfish, mediate, concern oneself with
On: カイ
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Sentences — 30 found

  • jreibun/9922/1
    • げんこう現行
    • の介護保険制度では
    • むすこ息子
    • または
    • むすめ
    • ひかいごしゃ被介護者
    • と同居している場合、たとえ
    • かれ彼ら
    • が毎日仕事で
    • いえ
    • 空け
    • 介護ができない状況であっても、「
    • どうきょにん同居人
    • あり」と見なされる。これにより、受けられる
    • ざいたくかいご在宅介護
    • サービスが制限されてしまうという
    • やっかい厄介な
    • 問題が起こっている。
    Under the current Nursing Care Insurance System, if a son or daughter lives with the person being cared for, they are considered to be “living together” even if they are mostly away from home for work every day and cannot provide constant care. This raises a troublesome issue in that living with such a family member limits the range of home care services that can otherwise be provided to elderly people. Jreibun
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