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Words — 14 found

す 刷り
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Noun
1. printing​
Other forms
摺り 【すり】、刷 【すり】
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すこ 刷り込む
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Godan verb with 'mu' ending, Transitive verb
1. to print (on); to insert (an illustration); to stencil (a pattern)​
Godan verb with 'mu' ending, Transitive verb
2. to instill (a thought, impression, etc.); to imprint (e.g. on one's subconscious)​
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刷込む 【すりこむ】
Notes
刷込む: Irregular okurigana usage.
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すこ 刷り込み
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1. imprinting; stenciling​
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2. Imprinting (psychology)​Imprinting is the term used in psychology and ethology to... Read more
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すりし 摺師
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Noun
1. woodblock printer​
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刷り師 【すりし】、摺り師 【すりし】、刷師 【すりし】
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すだ 刷り出す
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Godan verb with 'su' ending
1. to print; to publish; to begin to print​
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すなお 刷り直す
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Godan verb with 'su' ending
1. to reprint (book)​
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刷りなおす 【すりなおす】
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すもの 刷り物
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Noun
1. printed matter​
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刷物 【すりもの】、摺物 【すりもの】、摺り物 【すりもの】
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すりほん 刷本
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Noun
1. unbound book (damp from the press); printed sheets​
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刷り本 【すりほん】、摺り本 【すりほん】
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すあ 刷り上がる
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Godan verb with 'ru' ending
1. to be off the press​
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すた 刷り立て
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Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
1. just off the press; hot off the press​
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刷りたて 【すりたて】
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すあ 刷り上げる
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Ichidan verb, Transitive verb
1. to finish printing; to print off​
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すちが 刷り違い
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Noun
1. misprint​
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すそこ 刷り損なう
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Godan verb with 'u' ending
1. to misprint; to spoil in printing​
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すこばけ 刷り込み刷毛
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Noun
1. stencil brush​Art, aesthetics
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Kanji — 1 found

7.863036603540403
8 strokes. JLPT N2. Jōyō kanji, taught in grade 4.
刷
printing, print, brush
Kun: す.る、 -ず.り、 -ずり、 は.く
On: サツ
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Sentences — 2 found

  • jreibun/3404/1
    • たいこ太鼓
      • という
    • だがっき打楽器
      • は
    • じょうもん縄文
    • じだい時代
      • には
    • すで既
      • に存在していたと考えられている。つまり、
    • たいこ太鼓
      • は
    • こだい古代
      • から
    • げんだい現代
      • に
    • いた至る
      • まで人々とともにあり、「日本人の
    • ディーエヌエーDNA
      • に
    • すりこ刷り込まれた
      • 」
    • ねいろ音色
      • とリズムを持つと言ってよいかもしれない。
    It is believed that the taiko drum, a percussion instrument, existed as early as the Jōmon period. In other words, the taiko has been a part of people’s lives from ancient times to the present day, and it may be said to have a sound and rhythm that has been imprinted in the DNA of the Japanese people. — Jreibun
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