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wish one joy of it
Verb
ironic
Japanese Meaning
（皮肉的に）誰かが熱心に望んで行った行為であっても、結局は無駄で、期待された効果が得られない、徒労なものであることを示す。 / （皮肉な表現として）強く求められても、その結果は虚しく、望みが実現しないことを意味する。
（ present singular third-person ）
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(ironic) indicates that the described action, although strongly desired or sought by someone, will be futile.
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wish one joy of it
They chase every lead and may wish one joy of it, but in the end their efforts are all for nothing.
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They chase every lead and may wish one joy of it, but in the end their efforts are all for nothing.
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