Jisho

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Words — 36 found

ぶんしょく 文飾
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Noun, Suru verb
1. literary embellishments​
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もじしゅうしょく 文字修飾
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1. character decoration​Computing
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かざ しめ飾り
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1. decorating shrines and gates with shimenawa ropes for the New Year​See also 注連縄
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注連飾り 【しめかざり】、注連飾 【しめかざり】、七五三飾 【しめかざり】、標飾り 【しめかざり】
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しんたいそうしょく 身体装飾
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1. body ornamentation (adornment, tattoos, etc.)​
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ほんやくごしゅうしょく 翻訳後修飾
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1. post-translational modification; PTM​Biology
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2. Posttranslational modification​Posttranslational modification (PTM) is the chemical modi... Read more
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しゅうしょく オブジェクト修飾
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1. object modification​Computing
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しゅうしょく アドレス修飾
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1. address modification​Computing
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古代エジプトの服飾
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1. Ancient Egyptian fashion​Ancient Egyptian fashion refers to [clothing clothing] wo... Read more
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ローマ帝国時代の服飾
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1. Clothing in ancient Rome​Clothing in ancient Rome generally comprised the toga, th... Read more
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真珠の頚飾
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1. Desire (1936 film)​Desire is an American romantic drama film released in 193... Read more
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西欧の服飾 (13世紀)
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1. 1200–1300 in fashion​Costume during the thirteenth century in Europe was very ... Read more
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西欧の服飾 (14世紀)
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1. 1300–1400 in fashion​Fashion in fourteenth century Europe was marked by the be... Read more
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名前修飾
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1. Name mangling​In compiler construction, name mangling (also called name... Read more
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西欧の服飾 (15世紀)
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1. 1400–1500 in fashion​Fashion in 15th century Europe was characterized by a ser... Read more
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古代ギリシアの服飾
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1. Clothing in ancient Greece​Clothing in ancient Greece primarily consisted of the chi... Read more
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ビザンツの服飾
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1. Byzantine dress​Byzantine dress changed considerably over the thousand ye... Read more
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