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Words — 13 found

バックパック
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1. backpack​
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リュックサック
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1. rucksack; knapsack; backpack​From German “Rucksack”
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2. Backpack​A backpack (also called rucksack, knapsack, packsack, pac... Read more
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リュックザック、ルックサック、ルックザック
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ナップザック
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1. knapsack; rucksack; backpack​From German “Knappsack”
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ナップサック
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リュック
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1. rucksack; knapsack; backpack​Abbreviation, See also リュックサック
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ランドセル
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1. randoseru; firm-sided leather (or synthetic leather) backpack used by elementary school children​From Dutch; Flemish “ransel”
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2. Randoseru​A randoseru is a firm-sided backpack made of stitched fir... Read more
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ひも おんぶ紐
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1. baby backpack; back-mounted baby carrier; sling​See also 負ぶい紐 おぶいひも
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負んぶ紐 【おんぶひも】
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ひも おぶい紐
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1. baby backpack; back-mounted baby carrier; sling​See also おんぶ紐 おんぶひも
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負ぶい紐 【おぶいひも】
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ぞく かに族
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1. backpacker (esp. mid-60s to end-70s)​See also バックパッカー
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カニ族 【カニぞく】
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こうどうしょく 行動食
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1. high-energy food (when hiking, etc.); backpacking food; provisions; rations​
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パッカー
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1. packer​
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2. backpacker​Abbreviation, See also バックパッカー
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3. Paccar​PACCAR Inc NASDAQ: PCAR is the third largest manufacturer... Read more
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バックパッカー
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1. backpacker​
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2. Backpacking (travel)​Backpacking is a form of low-cost, independent internatio... Read more
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バッパー
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1. hostel​
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2. backpacker​Abbreviation, See also バックパッカー
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バックパッキング
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1. backpacking​
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Kanji — 1 found

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9 strokes. Jinmeiyō kanji.
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backpack bookcase
On: キュウ
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Sentences — 5 found

  • jreibun/715/1
    • ことし今年
    • しょうがくいちねんせい小学1年生
      • になった
    • まご孫
      • がランドセルを
    • せお背負って
      • いる
    • ういうい初々しい
    • すがた姿
      • の写真が、娘から送られてきた。
    My daughter sent me a picture of my grandson, who entered first grade this year, with his randoseru (a backpack for Japanese schoolchildren) on his back, looking ready for a fresh start. — Jreibun
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