Results, _石

JLPTN3

宝石^★【ほうせきhouseki】

noun / ~の noun:

gem; jewel; precious stone

彼kare はha 鍵をかけてkagiwokakete宝石housekiをwo 金庫kinko にni しまいこんだshimaikonda。 He locked up his jewels in the safe.

JLPTN2

磁石^☆【じしゃくjishaku・じせきjiseki】

noun / ~の noun:

magnet
compass

キートンKIITON はha ハトHATO のno 頭atama にni磁石jishakuをwo 取り付けたtoritsuketa。 Keeton put magnets on the heads of his pigeons.

磁石jishakuのno 針hari はha 北kita をwo 指すsasu。 Compass needles point to the north.

JLPTN2

さすがsasuga^☆《流石^ateji・遉・有繋》 Inflection

adjectival noun / adverb / ~の noun:

as one would expect
still; all the same
even... (e.g. "even a genius...") - as さすがの〜も

さすがsasuga、お嬢様ojousama。自由奔放なjiyuuhonpouna 生活seikatsu をwo していたshiteita わけじゃないwakejanai んだnda。 Just what you'd expect of a young lady, you certainly weren't left to live as you pleased.

JLPTN1

化石^★【かせきkaseki】 Inflection

noun:

fossil

noun / ~する noun:

petrifaction; petrification; fossilization; fossilisation

私watashi がga 手にしてるtenishiteru のno はha 貝kai のno化石kasekiですdesu。 What I have in my hand is a fossil seashell.

JLPTN1

岩石^☆【がんせきganseki】

noun:

rock

岩石gansekiやya 鉱物koubutsu はha いろいろなiroirona 面men でde 私たちwatashitachi にni 有益yuueki であるdearu。 Rocks and minerals are useful for us in many ways.

土石^☆【どせきdoseki】

noun:

earth and stones

布石^☆【ふせきfuseki】 Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

strategic arrangement of go stones; opening moves
preparation; preparatory steps; groundwork

１発目me のnoローキックROOKIKKUはha このkono布石fusekiかka！？ The first low kick was the set-up for this!?

一石^☆【いっせきisseki】

noun:

one game (of go)

胆石^☆【たんせきtanseki】

noun:

gallstones

週末shuumatsu にni胆石tansekiがga 動いてugoite、七転八倒shichitenhattou のno 苦しみkurushimi をwo 味わったajiwatta よyo。 I spent the weekend writhing in agony when my gallstone started to move.

投石^☆【とうせきtouseki】 Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

stone throwing

重し^☆【おもしomoshi】重石

noun:

stone weight (as used on pickle-tub covers) - esp. 重石 - abbreviation ➜ 重し石
weight (as used in balances)

豆腐toufu はha 軽くkaruku重しomoshiをwo してshite、２０分fun ほどhodo おいてoite 水切りmizukiri するsuru。 Lightly weigh the tofu down, leave it for about 20 minutes then drain.

金石^☆【きんせきkinseki】

noun:

minerals and rocks; metal and stone utensils
epigraph

墓石^☆【ぼせきboseki・はかいしhakaishi】

noun:

tombstone; gravestone

小石^☆【こいしkoishi】礫

noun:

pebble

少年shounen はha 犬inu をwo めがけてmegakete小石koishiをwo 投げつけたnagetsuketa。 The boy threw a stone at the dog.

礎石^☆【そせきsoseki】

noun:

foundation stone; cornerstone

鉱石^☆【こうせきkouseki】礦石

noun:

ore; mineral; crystal ➜ 脈石

砕石^☆【さいせきsaiseki】 Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

broken stone; rubble

落石^☆【らくせきrakuseki】 Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

falling rocks; fallen rocks

このあたりkonoatari をwo 歩くaruku ときtoki にはniha、落石rakusekiにni 注意chuui しshi なければいけないnakerebaikenai。 When you walk around here, you have to look out for falling rocks.

捨て石^☆【すていしsuteishi】捨石・棄て石・棄石^irr.

noun:

ornamental garden stone (seemingly placed randomly to give the garden a more natural appearance)
sacrificed stone (in the game of go) ➜ 捨て駒

定石^☆【じょうせきjouseki】

noun:

standard practice; playing by the book; established tactic; formula
joseki (in go); standard sequence (esp. in a corner); standard move

それはsoreha定石jouseki通りdoori とto いうiu だけdake でde、手を抜いたtewonuita わけではないwakedehanai のですnodesu。 That's just standard practise, it's not like they're cutting corners.

敷石^☆【しきいしshikiishi】敷き石・甃石・鋪石

noun:

paving stone; pavement

盤石^☆【ばんじゃくbanjaku】磐石 Inflection

noun:

huge rock

noun / ~の noun / adjectival noun:

firmness; solidity

原石^☆【げんせきgenseki】

noun:

(raw) ore
unpolished gemstone

隕石^☆【いんせきinseki】いん石

noun:

meteorite

このkono 穴ana はhaいん石insekiのno 落下rakka でde できたdekita ものmono ですdesu。 This hole was formed by a falling meteorite.

軽石^☆【かるいしkaruishi】

noun:

pumice stone

足ashi のno 裏ura をwo 滑らかnameraka にni するsuru ためtame にni、軽石karuishiでde こするkosuru。 I rub with pumice, in order to smooth the back of my feet.

Kanji

セキSEKI・シャクSHAKU・コクKOKU・いしishi

stone

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