Boroboro
Also read: ぼろぼろ
ボロボロ (Boroboro) is a Japanese adjectival noun meaning “worn-out, ragged, tattered, battered”.
Meanings
- adjectival noun, na-adjectiveworn-out; ragged; tattered; battered; scruffy
- adverb, adverb (to), na-adjective, suru verbcrumbling; dry and crumbly
- adverb, adverb (to)falling (in drops or clumps); scattering
- na-adjective(physically or mentally) worn-out; exhausted
- adverb, adverb (to)(coming to light) one after another
Examples
上着を着古してぼろぼろにする。
I wear my coat to rags.
私は靴をぼろぼろにしてしまった。
I've worn out my shoes.
祖母は服をボロボロになるまで着る。
My grandmother wears a dress to rags.
Sentences from Tatoeba (CC BY 2.0 FR).