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こうしkoushi

noun:

  • pearly white teeth
こうきょういくkoukyouiku

noun:

  • public education
こうぼんkoubon

noun:

  • incense tray
こくさいひkokusaihi

noun:

  • debt-servicing costs; expenditure for servicing government bonds
ここであったがひゃくねんめkokodeattagahyakunenme

expression:

  • at last your time has come; I have found you at last
こうほけんkouhoken

noun:

こんにちではkonnichideha

expression / adverb:

  • nowadays; in this day and age
こうろんたくせつkourontakusetsu

noun:

  • an excellent opinion; an insightful view - four character idiom
こうりぎょうkourigyou

noun:

  • retail trade; retailing
こうしkoushi

noun:

  • death by strangulation; ligature strangulation
こうざいりょうkouzairyou

noun:

  • good material; valuable data
  • positive factor (for the stock market); good news - Finance term
こころがうごくkokorogaugoku Inflection

expression / godan ~く verb:

  • to take a fancy to something; to be moved; to feel inclined to
こうじんkoujin

noun:

  • cloud of dust; mundane world
こうじょうkoujou

noun:

こうとうkoutou

noun:

  • high tower
こうざつkouzatsu

noun / ~の noun:

  • hybridization; crossing; mixing
こくちバスkokuchiBASUコクチバスKOKUCHIBASU

noun:

  • smallmouth bass (Micropterus dolomieu)
こうぐうkouguu

noun:

  • the Imperial Palace
こうそkouso

noun:

  • rank of emperor; the imperial throne
こじんようkojin'you

noun:

  • for personal use

学生gakuseiたちtachihaめいめいmeimei個人用kojin'youno上履きuwabakikutsugaあるaru Each of the students has his own shoes.

こさつkosatsu

noun:

  • ancient temple
こうこうきゅうじkoukoukyuuji

noun:

  • high-school baseball player
ここくkokoku

noun:

  • North China barbarian nations - archaism
こころえがたいkokoroegatai Inflection

adjective:

  • hard to understand; hard to accept
こくれんかんしけんしょうささついいんかいkokurenkanshikenshousasatsuiinkai

noun:

  • UN Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission; UNMOVIC

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