無敵の人
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[edit]Kanji in this term | ||
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無 | 敵 | 人 |
む Grade: 4 |
てき Grade: 6 |
ひと Grade: 1 |
on'yomi | kun'yomi |
Etymology
[edit]無敵 (muteki, “invincible”) + の (no, “of”) + 人 (hito, “individual”)
Originally advocated by Hiroyuki Nishimura in his blog in 2008.
Pronunciation
[edit]Noun
[edit]無敵の人 • (muteki no hito)
- (Internet slang) person who doesn't hesitate to commit crimes, because they have nothing to lose socially
- 2008 June 30, Hiroyuki Nishimura, 無敵の人の増加。 [Increase in “Invincible Persons”][1], archived from the original on 2024-02-18:
- 無敵の人が何かをしたら、無敵の人を捕まえて、一定期間だけ閉じ込めておくことは出来ますが、一定の期間が経つと無敵の人は社会に戻ることが出来るわけです。
んで、無敵の人は気が向いたときに社会を混乱させることが出来ますが、無敵の人が社会を混乱させる前に無敵の人を止めることは誰にも出来ないんですよね。- Muteki no hito ga nanika o shitara, muteki no hito o tsumaete, ittei kikan dake tojikomete oku koto wa dekimasuga, ittei no kikan ga tatsu to muteki no hito wa shakai ni modoru koto ga dekiru wake desu.
Nde, muteki no hito wa ki ga muita toki ni shakai o konran saseru koto ga dekimasu ga, muteki no hito ga shakai o konran saseru mae ni muteki no hito o tomeru koto wa dare ni mo dekinai n desu yo ne. - If an invincible person does something, you can arrest him/her and imprison him/her for a fixed period, but after the fixed period, he/she can return to society.
And the invincible person can disrupt society whenever he/she feels like it, but no one can stop him/her before he/she disrupts society.
- Muteki no hito ga nanika o shitara, muteki no hito o tsumaete, ittei kikan dake tojikomete oku koto wa dekimasuga, ittei no kikan ga tatsu to muteki no hito wa shakai ni modoru koto ga dekiru wake desu.
- 無敵の人が何かをしたら、無敵の人を捕まえて、一定期間だけ閉じ込めておくことは出来ますが、一定の期間が経つと無敵の人は社会に戻ることが出来るわけです。
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