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Words — 24 found

アメフト
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Noun
1. American football​Abbreviation, See also アメリカンフットボール
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アメフット
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アメリカンフットボール
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Noun
1. American football​See also アメフト
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2. American football​American football is a sport played between two teams of ... Read more
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アメリカン・フットボール
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べいしきしゅうきゅう 米式蹴球
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Noun
1. American football​Rare term, See also アメリカンフットボール
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がいきゅう 鎧球
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1. American football​Rare term, See also アメリカンフットボール
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アメラグ
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1. American football​Dated term, See also アメフト, See also アメリカンフットボール, from アメリカのラグビー
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フットボール
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1. football (soccer, rugby, American football, etc.; esp. soccer)​
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2. Football​Football refers to a number of sports that involve, to va... Read more
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しゅうきゅう 蹴球
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1. football (soccer, rugby, American football, etc.; esp. soccer)​
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にほんアメリカンフットボールきょうかい 日本アメリカンフットボール協会
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1. American Football Association of Japan​
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2. Japan American Football Association​The Japan American Football Association was founded in 19... Read more
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南米年間最優秀選手賞
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1. South American Footballer of the Year​The South American Footballer of the Year (Spanish: Futbo... Read more
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タッチダウン
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Noun, Suru verb, Intransitive verb
1. touchdown (American football)​Sports
Noun, Suru verb, Intransitive verb
2. touch down (in a team's own in-goal; rugby)​Sports
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パント
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Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb
1. punt (in rugby, American football, etc.)​Sports
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2. Pant​
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スクリメージライン
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1. scrimmage line (American football); line of scrimmage​Sports
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スクリメージ・ライン
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ボウルゲーム
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Noun
1. bowl game (American football)​Sports
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ボウル・ゲーム
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スクリメージ
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1. scrimmage (American football)​Sports
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フォワードパス
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1. forward pass (American football)​Sports
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2. forward pass (rugby)​Sports, See also スローフォワード
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フォワード・パス
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パントキック
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Noun
1. punt (in rugby, American football, etc.)​Sports, Wasei, word made in Japan, See also パント, From English “punt kick”. Wasei (word made in Japan)
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パント・キック
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チェンジ
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Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb, Intransitive verb
1. change; changing​
Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb, Intransitive verb
2. exchange (e.g. of goods)​
Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb, Intransitive verb
3. change of sides (in baseball, American football, etc.)​Sports
Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb, Intransitive verb
4. switching ends (in tennis, volleyball, etc.)​Sports, Abbreviation, See also チェンジコート
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5. Change​
Jreibun
    雑誌の
  • ひょうし表紙
    • を飾ったモデルは、
  • こし腰
    • まであった長い髪をばっさり切り、ショートヘアにして
  • いっき一気に
  • かっぱつ活発な
    • 印象に変わった。この写真
  • いちまい1枚
    • で
  • みごと見事に
    • イメージチェンジが
  • はか図れた
    • と言えるだろう。
The model who graced the cover of the magazine had her long hair that used to reach her waist drastically cut, changing to a short hairstyle and instantly transforming into a more vibrant impression. With just this single photo, it could be said that she splendidly crafted a complete image change.
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エンドラン
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1. hit-and-run play​Baseball, See also ヒットエンドラン
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2. end run (American football)​Sports
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エンド・ラン
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イエローフラッグ
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1. yellow flag (racing flag)​Sports
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2. (yellow) penalty flag (in American football)​Sports
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イエロー・フラッグ
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フェイク
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Noun, Suru verb
1. fake​
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2. improvisation (in jazz music, singing, etc.); ad-lib; vocal run; vocal riff​Music
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3. feint (in American football)​Sports
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4. Fake​Fake is a term used to describe or imply that something i... Read more
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フェーク
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Sentences — 9 found

  • jreibun/5033/1
    • きょうぎじょう競技場
      • のスタンドを
    • うめつ埋め尽くした
      • 観衆は、それぞれの応援するアメフトチームに
    • ねっきょうてき熱狂的
      • な
    • せいえん声援
      • を送った。
    The crowd filling the stadium stands cheered passionately for the American football teams they supported. — Jreibun
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