引(ひ)き揚(あ)げる

ひきあげる
verb (ichidan)
to withdraw; to pull out; to be repatriated; to salvage
自他動詞 transitive / intransitivemovement
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present引(ひ)き揚(あ)げる引(ひ)き揚(あ)げない
Present polite引(ひ)き揚(あ)げます引(ひ)き揚(あ)げません
Past引(ひ)き揚(あ)げた引(ひ)き揚(あ)げなかった
Past polite引(ひ)き揚(あ)げました引(ひ)き揚(あ)げませんでした
て form引(ひ)き揚(あ)げて引(ひ)き揚(あ)げなくて
ている present引(ひ)き揚(あ)げている引(ひ)き揚(あ)げていない
ている polite引(ひ)き揚(あ)げています引(ひ)き揚(あ)げていません
ている past引(ひ)き揚(あ)げていた引(ひ)き揚(あ)げていなかった
ている past polite引(ひ)き揚(あ)げていました引(ひ)き揚(あ)げていませんでした
Conditional ば引(ひ)き揚(あ)げれば引(ひ)き揚(あ)げなければ
Conditional たら引(ひ)き揚(あ)げたら引(ひ)き揚(あ)げなかったら
Volitional引(ひ)き揚(あ)げよう—
Volitional polite引(ひ)き揚(あ)げましょう—
Potential引(ひ)き揚(あ)げられる引(ひ)き揚(あ)げられない
Passive引(ひ)き揚(あ)げられる引(ひ)き揚(あ)げられない
Causative引(ひ)き揚(あ)げさせる引(ひ)き揚(あ)げさせない
Imperative引(ひ)き揚(あ)げろ引(ひ)き揚(あ)げるな
1. to withdraw; to pull out; to leave
To take people or things back from a place, or to go back and leave, as troops leaving a region or a company pulling out of a market. Used both transitively (〜を引(ひ)き揚(あ)げる) and intransitively (〜から引(ひ)き揚(あ)げる).
軍(ぐん)を引(ひ)き揚(あ)げる。
To withdraw the troops.
The company pulled out of overseas markets.
All the customers had left, so we decided to close up and leave too.
2. to return home; to be repatriated
To come back to one's home country from abroad, historically said of the Japanese who returned from former colonies and occupied areas after 1945.
祖父(そふ)は満州(まんしゅう)から引(ひ)き揚(あ)げてきた。
My grandfather came back from Manchuria after the war.
After the war, many people returned to Japan from the continent.
3. to salvage; to raise (from the water)
To haul something up from the sea or a river, such as a sunken ship.
沈没船(ちんぼつせん)を引(ひ)き揚(あ)げる。
To raise a sunken ship.
海底(かいてい)から引(ひ)き揚(あ)げられた壺(つぼ)は、千(せん)年(ねん)前(まえ)のものだった。
The jar raised from the seabed was a thousand years old.

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