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pronunciation:
ihu
kanji characters: 畏
, 怖
keyword:
religion
translation: awe, fear, dread
神への畏怖: kamihenoihu: fear of God <<< 神
pronunciation:
ihuku
kanji characters: 衣
, 服
keyword:
clothes
translation: clothes, clothing, garment, apparel
衣服の: ihukuno: of clothes [clothing]
衣服費: ihukuhi: clothing expenditure, expenditure on clothing <<< 費
衣服売場: ihukuuriba: clothing counter <<< 売場
check also:
衣類
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衣料
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着物
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アパレル
pronunciation:
iibun
kanji characters: 言
, 分
other spells:
言い分
translation: something to say, one's claim, objection, complaint, opinion
言分を述べる: iibunnonoberu: say [have] one's say <<< 述
言分を通す: iibunnotoosu: carry one's point <<< 通
言分が有る: iibungaaru: have an objection, have something to complain <<< 有
言分が無い: iibunganai: have no objection, have nothing to complain <<< 無
言分の無い: iibunnnonai: impeccable, blameless, irreproachable
言分を聞く: iibunnokiku: hear what a person has to say, let a person expose his opinion <<< 聞
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異議
,
言訳
pronunciation:
iimawashi
kanji characters: 言
, 回
keyword:
grammar
translation: (a turn of) expression, diction, phraseology
言回しの上手い: iimawashinoumai: be articulate <<< 上手
言回しの拙い: iimawashinomazui: be inarticulate <<< 拙
拙い言回し: mazuiiimawashi: clumsy expression
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表現
pronunciation:
iin
kanji characters: 委
, 員
keyword:
politics
translation: committee member
委員長: iinchou: chairman (of a committee) <<< 長
委員会: iinkai: committee, commission <<< 会
調査委員: chousaiin: investigation commissioner <<< 調査
創立委員: souritsuiin: organizing committee <<< 創立
接待委員: settaiiin: reception committee <<< 接待
政府委員: seihuiin: government delegate <<< 政府
執行委員: shikkouiin: executive committee man, business agent <<< 執行
交渉委員: koushouiin: (a member of) negotiation committee <<< 交渉
葬儀委員: sougiiin: funeral committee <<< 葬儀
公安委員: kouanniin: public safety commissioner <<< 公安
人民委員: jinminniin: People's Commissar <<< 人民
職場委員: shokubaiin: workshop steward <<< 職場
準備委員: junbiiin: member of arrangement [preparatory] committee <<< 準備
実行委員: jikkouiin: a member of executive committee <<< 実行
審査委員: shinsaiin: judge, examiner <<< 審査
pronunciation:
iin
kanji characters: 医
, 院
keyword:
medicine
translation: clinic
医院長: iinchou: head physician [surgeon] <<< 長
外科医院: gekaiin: surgery <<< 外科
歯科医院: shikaiin: dentist's office <<< 歯科
内科医院: naikaiin: clinic of internal medicine <<< 内科
check also:
病院
pronunciation:
iiwake
kanji characters: 言
, 訳
other spells:
言い訳
translation: explanation, excuse, plea, apology
言訳に: iiwakeni: as an excuse
言訳する: iiwakesuru: make an excuse [apology], excuse [explain] oneself
言訳を言う: iiwakeoiu <<< 言
言訳考える: iiwakeokangaeru: cook up [think out] an excuse <<< 考
言訳が立たない: iiwakegatatanai: be inexcusable <<< 立
言訳の手紙: iiwakenotegami: letter of apology <<< 手紙
曖昧な言訳をする: aimainaiiwakeosuru: give a vague [an equivocal] explanation <<< 曖昧
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弁解
,
申訳
pronunciation:
iji
kanji characters: 維
, 持
keyword:
technology
translation: maintenance, preservation, keeping
維持する: ijisuru: maintain, keep (v.), sustain
維持費: ijihi: maintenance cost <<< 費
維持者: ijisha: protector, supporter <<< 者
維持会員: ijikaiin: sustaining member <<< 会員
現状維持: genjouiji: maintain of a status quo <<< 現状
治安維持: chianniji: maintenance of public peace <<< 治安
価格を維持する: kakakuoijisuru: hold the price line <<< 価格
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保守
pronunciation:
iji
kanji characters: 意
, 地
translation: temper, disposition, perverseness, obstinacy, will, pride
意地の汚い: ijinokitanai: greedy <<< 汚
意地悪: ijiwaru: nastiness, malice, maliciousness, viciousness <<< 悪
意地悪な: ijiwaruna: ill-natured, cross, nasty, malicious, vicious
意地の悪い: ijinowarui
意地が悪い: ijigawarui: be ill-natured, have bad idea
意地悪く: ijiwaruku: ill-naturedly, unfortunately
意地っ張りの: ijipparino: obstinate, stubborn <<< 張
, 頑固
意地が有る: ijigaaru: have a strong will, have backbone <<< 有
意地を通す: ijiotoosu: have one's will [one's own way] <<< 通
意地を張る: ijioharu: be [grow] obstinate [stubborn] <<< 張
意地に成る: ijininaru <<< 成
意地に成って: ijininatte: stubbornly, doggedly
pronunciation:
ijin
kanji characters: 偉
, 人
keyword:
history
translation: great man, hero
偉人伝: ijinden: biography of great men <<< 伝
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