()かれる

うかれる
verb (ichidan)
to be in high spirits, to be elated, to get carried away
自動詞 intransitiveemotionstate
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present()かれる()かれない
Present polite()かれます()かれません
Past()かれた()かれなかった
Past polite()かれました()かれませんでした
て form()かれて()かれなくて
ている present()かれている()かれていない
ている polite()かれています()かれていません
ている past()かれていた()かれていなかった
ている past polite()かれていました()かれていませんでした
Conditional ば()かれれば()かれなければ
Conditional たら()かれたら()かれなかったら
Volitional()かれよう
Volitional polite()かれましょう
Potential()かれられる()かれられない
Passive()かれられる()かれられない
Causative()かれさせる()かれさせない
Imperative()かれろ()かれるな
1. to be in high spirits, to be elated
To be excited and happy, often in a festive or celebratory mood.
The town is in high spirits for the festival.
Spring has come, and my heart is elated.
I got carried away with the news of passing and drank too much.
2. to get carried away, to be too carefree
To become overly excited or careless, often with a slightly negative nuance suggesting one should be more careful.
Stop being so carefree and get to work.
It's too early to get carried away with success.
He's so carried away with his promotion that he's lost sight of what's at his feet.

()かれる describes being in high spirits or getting carried away. It can be positive (joyful excitement) or slightly negative (being too carefree when one should be serious).

Transitivity

ASPECT (ている):
()かれている describes an ongoing state of being elated or carried away. Often implies the speaker thinks the person should calm down.

Common patterns

Related words

  • (): to float (the base verb)
  • ()かれ(さわ)ぐ: to make merry, revel
  • ()かぶ: to float, come to mind

Usage

When used critically, often paired with ばかり or 場合(ばあい)じゃない to tell someone to stop being carefree and focus.