Results, きゅうしゅう

吸収^★【きゅうしゅうkyuushuu】 Inflection: noun / ~する noun:
absorption; suction; attraction; このkono 布nuno はha 水mizu をwo よくyoku吸収kyuushuuするsuru。 This cloth absorbs water well.
九州^★【きゅうしゅうkyuushuu】: noun:
Kyushu (southernmost of the four main islands of Japan); 彼kare はha九州kyuushuuへhe 旅立ったtabidatta。 He has left for Kyushu.
急襲^☆【きゅうしゅうkyuushuu】 Inflection: noun / ~する noun:
raid; assault; descent; 彼らkarera はha 夜明けyoake にni 敵teki をwo急襲kyuushuuしたshita。 They surprised the enemy at dawn.
仇讎【きゅうしゅうkyuushuu】: noun:
revenge; bitter enemy
旧習【きゅうしゅうkyuushuu】: noun:
old customs

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九州へ下る【きゅうしゅうへくだるkyuushuuhekudaru】 Inflection: godan ~る verb:
to go down to Kyushu
九州地方【きゅうしゅうちほうkyuushuuchihou】: noun:
Kyushu region (sometimes incl. the Nansei Islands) ➜ 南西諸島
吸収線量【きゅうしゅうせんりょうkyuushuusenryou】: noun:
absorbed dose (radiation)
九州場所【きゅうしゅうばしょkyuushuubasho】: noun:
Kyushu (November) tournament, held in Fukuoka - Sumo term
吸収線【きゅうしゅうせんkyuushuusen】: noun:
absorption line
吸収合併【きゅうしゅうがっぺいkyuushuugappei】: noun:
merger; takeover
吸収剤【きゅうしゅうざいkyuushuuzai】: noun:
absorbent
吸収体【きゅうしゅうたいkyuushuutai】: noun:
absorbent; インキINKI 補充hojuu 瓶bin のno キャップKYAPPU をwo 外しhazushi、スポイトSUPOITO でde インキINKI をwo 吸い上げsuiage、マーカーMAAKAA のno吸収体kyuushuutaiへhe 適量tekiryou、滴下tekika してshite くださいkudasai。 Remove the cap from the ink refill bottle, fill the dropper with ink, and drip an appropriate amount onto the marker's core.
吸収性【きゅうしゅうせいkyuushuusei】: noun / ~の noun:
absorbability; absorbency
九州弁【きゅうしゅうべんkyuushuuben】: noun:
Kyushu dialect
九州男児【きゅうしゅうだんじkyuushuudanji】: noun:
strapping Kyushu lad; virile son of Kyushu
吸収不良症候群【きゅうしゅうふりょうしょうこうぐんkyuushuufuryoushoukougun】: noun:
malabsorption syndrome - Medicine term
吸収力【きゅうしゅうりょくkyuushuuryoku】: noun:
absorbing power; このkono 紙kami はha吸収力kyuushuuryokuがga 高いtakai。 This paper has very good absorption.

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