finely chopped fish or meat; mince
Culinary term for raw fish or meat that is finely chopped, sometimes lightly seared on the outside (tataki). Common in dishes like 鰹のたたき.
Let's make seared bonito tataki tonight.
bashing; criticizing; attacking
Suffix used to indicate harsh criticism or verbal attack, as in 日本叩き (Japan-bashing).
See also: 日本叩き
Japan-bashing is intensifying online.
Slang term for robbery or extortion, often implying a shakedown.
I hear there have been a lot of muggings in that area.
draft proposal; springboard for discussion
Abbreviation of たたき台. Used in business contexts for a tentative plan or draft meant to be critiqued and improved.
See also: たたき台
First, please create a draft proposal for the project.
whipping; lashing; flogging
Historical term for a form of corporal punishment used in the Edo period.
In the Edo period, there was a punishment called tataki (flogging).
I ate seared bonito tataki.
That politician was hit with a media bashing.
It seems that pair pulled off a robbery.
The criminal was sentenced to a flogging.
We served the sea bream as tataki.
working one's way up; rising through the ranks · self-made person; veteran
talking a lot; talkative person
tapping chopsticks on a dish
spanking · traditional fertility spanking ceremony for a new bride
pillow fight
traditional Japanese fire extinguisher
a hundred lashes; a hundred strokes
direct hardware access; hitting the hardware directly
thorough bashing; thorough flaming
knocking snow off (footwear, etc.)
fly swatter