Results, common
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- 共用☆【きょうよう】 Inflection
noun / ~する noun / ~の noun:
- common use; communal use; sharing
君が寝室を共用していた女の子はどうなったのだろう。 What happened to the girl you were sharing the bedroom with?
- 非常識☆【ひじょうしき】 Inflection
noun / adjectival noun:
- lack of common sense; thoughtlessness; senselessness; irrationality; absurdity
あんなことを彼女に言うなんて非常識も甚だしい。 It's quite absurd of you to tell her that sort of thing.
- 常用漢字☆【じょうようかんじ】
noun:
- kanji for common use; jōyō kanji; list of 2,136 kanji established in 2010, formerly a list of 1,945 established in 1981 ➜ 当用漢字
- 共通点☆【きょうつうてん】
noun:
- point in common; common feature
でもね、わたしたち全然共通点がないんですもの。 But we don't have anything in common at all.
- がま《蒲・香蒲》かば☆・こうほ《蒲》かまobs.《蒲・香蒲》ガマ
noun:
- common cattail (Typha latifolia); common bulrush; common reedmace
- 並み外れ【なみはずれ】並外れ☆ Inflection
adjectival noun / noun / ~の noun:
- out of the common; far above the average; extraordinary; abnormal; unreasonable
- 俗説☆【ぞくせつ】
noun:
- common saying; popular version; folklore; tradition
俗説で「玉レタスを4分の1程度食べると眠くなる」と言われ、韓国では仕事前のドライバーが食べてはいけない食べ物として知られている。 In Korea, there's a popular theory that says that: "If you eat a quarter of an Iceberg lettuce, you will fall asleep". Thus, amongst truck drivers in Korea, lettuce is known as something that should not be eaten before work.
- 烏帽子☆【えぼし】
noun:
- black-lacquered headgear (made of silk, cloth or paper) originally worn by court nobles in ancient Japan, and afterwards spreading to the common people
- 世俗☆【せぞく・せいぞく】
noun / ~の noun:
- common customs; worldliness; vulgar; popular; the world; the common people
- secularity
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