かぶれる

かぶれる
verb (ichidan)
to get a rash, to be influenced by
自動詞 intransitivehealthcognition
See also: かぶれ (noun form)
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Presentかぶれるかぶれない
Present politeかぶれますかぶれません
Pastかぶれたかぶれなかった
Past politeかぶれましたかぶれませんでした
て formかぶれてかぶれなくて
ている presentかぶれているかぶれていない
ている politeかぶれていますかぶれていません
ている pastかぶれていたかぶれていなかった
ている past politeかぶれていましたかぶれていませんでした
Conditional ばかぶれればかぶれなければ
Conditional たらかぶれたらかぶれなかったら
Volitionalかぶれよう
Volitional politeかぶれましょう
Potentialかぶれられるかぶれられない
Passiveかぶれられるかぶれられない
Causativeかぶれさせるかぶれさせない
Imperativeかぶれろかぶれるな
1. to get a rash, to have an allergic reaction
To develop a skin rash or irritation from contact with plants, chemicals, or allergens.
I got a rash from lacquer.
I got a rash from lacquer and my skin is itchy.
Some people get rashes from this cosmetic.
I have a metal allergy, so I get a rash when I wear a watch.
The baby got diaper rash, so I applied medicine.
2. to be influenced by, to be infatuated with
To be strongly influenced by or overly enthusiastic about a culture, ideology, or trend, often with a negative nuance.
They're infatuated with Western thought.
In my youth, I was taken with leftist ideology.
You're too infatuated with foreign things.
Since coming back from studying abroad, they've become completely infatuated with America.
Caught up in the self-improvement craze, they're getting up at 5 every morning.

Transitivity: 自動詞(じどうし) (intransitive).

COMMON TRIGGERS (Sense 1):

NUANCE (Sense 2): Usually implies excessive or uncritical enthusiasm for something foreign or trendy. Can be slightly derogatory, suggesting superficial adoption.

Related noun: かぶれ can be used as a noun meaning 'rash' or 'someone infatuated with something.'

Common patterns