Results, basement

ちかchika

noun / ~の noun:

  • basement; cellar; underground place

prefix:

  • underground; below ground
  • secret; under cover

noun:

  • underground (railway); subway; metro - colloquialism - abbreviation

そしてsoshite汚水osuiwo流すnagasuためにtameni地下chikani下水道gesuidouwo持っていたmotteita The house has pipes under the ground to carry dirty water away.

kareha地下chika活動katsudouno疑いをかけられたutagaiwokakerareta He was suspected of underground action.

ベースメントBEESUMENTO

noun:

  • basement
ちかいchikai

noun:

  • basement; cellar

ieno地階chikaini問題mondaigaあるaruようだyouda The basements of the houses are likely to have problems.

ちかしつchikashitsu

noun:

  • cellar; basement

地下室chikashitsuha汚くてkitanakute暗くてkurakute臭いkusaino The cellar is ugly, dark, and stinky.

デパちかDEPAchikaデパチカDEPACHIKA

noun:

  • basement of a department store (where foodstuffs are usually sold) - colloquialism - abbreviation
とくばいじょうtokubaijou

noun:

  • bargain floor or basement
きていまくkiteimaku

noun:

  • basement membrane; basal lamina - Biology term
ちかにかいchikanikai

noun:

  • two-story basement (as in department stores)
はんちかhanchika

noun / ~の noun:

  • semibasement; semi-basement
ふんすいこうかfunsuikouka

noun:

  • fountain effect (theory that high sales in the basement of a department store lead to increased sales in the upper levels as well)
ならくnaraku

noun:

  • Naraka; hell; hades - Buddhism term - From Sanskrit "naraka"
  • very bottom; the end; worst possible circumstances
  • theatre basement; theater basement 奈落

奈落narakunosokoにはniha抜け道nukemichihaなくnaku I feel there is just no way out.

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