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Words — 11 found

きょじんぐん 巨人軍
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1. Giants (Japanese baseball team)​
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ジャイアンツ
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1. Giants (baseball team)​Organization name
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2. Giant (novel, film)​Work of art, literature, music, etc. name
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3. Giants (baseball team)​
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ギガンテス
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1. Gigantes; Giants​Greek mythology, From Greek, Modern (1453-)
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きょじん 巨人
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1. giant; great man​
  • その
  • きょじん巨人
  • は
  • だれ誰にも
  • あい愛されなかった
    • 。
The giant was not loved by anybody.
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2. Tokyo Giants (baseball team)​Abbreviation
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きょじんとう 巨人党
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1. Giants fan​
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きょじんこく 巨人国
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1. land of giants​
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よみうり 読売ジャイアンツ
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1. Yomiuri Giants (Japanese pro baseball team)​Organization name
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2. Yomiuri Giants (Japanese pro baseball team)​
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3. Yomiuri Giants​The Yomiuri Giants are a professional baseball team based... Read more
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ギガース
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1. Giant​See also ギガンテス, From Greek, Modern (1453-) “gigâs”
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2. Giants (Greek mythology)​In Greek mythology, the Giants were the children of Gaia,... Read more
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コンバット オブ ジャイアント ダイナソー3D
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1. Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs 3D​Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs 3D is a video game developed ... Read more
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星を継ぐもの
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1. Giants series​Giants Series is a series of five science fiction books b... Read more
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ジャイアンツ・スタジアム
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1. Giants Stadium​Giants Stadium was a stadium, located in East Rutherford,... Read more
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Sentences — 13 found

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    • きしかいせい起死回生
    • の
    • ぎゃくてん逆転
    • まんるい満塁
    • サヨナラホームラン
      • ！
    Matsui pulled the Giants back from the brink with a grand slam that gave them a come-from-behind victory. — Tatoeba
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Names — 1 found

こうらくえんきゅうじょう 【後楽園球場】
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1. Korakuen Stadium (baseball stadium used by the Yomiuri Giants until 1988)​
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2. Korakuen Stadium​was a stadium in Tokyo, Japan. Completed in 1937, it was ... Read more