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Words — 5 found

あしふば 足の踏み場もない
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1. very messy; (stuff) all over the place; no space even for one's feet​Idiomatic expression
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足の踏み場も無い 【あしのふみばもない】
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にぎばさみ 握り鋏
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1. U-shaped scissors with no place to put one's fingers; shears​See also 和鋏 わばさみ
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握りばさみ 【にぎりばさみ】
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わばさみ 和鋏
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1. U-shaped scissors with no place to put one's fingers​See also 握り鋏
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こきょうぼうがた 故郷忘じ難し
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1. there is no place like home; home is sweet to an exile​Proverb
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こじゃく 孤弱
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Noun, Na-adjective (keiyodoshi)
1. young orphan​Archaic
Noun, Na-adjective (keiyodoshi)
2. being alone and weak with no place to go to​Archaic
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Kanji — 1 found

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7 strokes. JLPT N1. Jōyō kanji, taught in junior high.
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repress, well, now, in the first place, push, shove, press, seal, do in spite of
Kun: おさ.える
On: ヨク
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Sentences — 20 found

  • jreibun/3306/1
      うちは、父親が全国に支社を持つ会社に勤め、いわゆる「
    • てんきんぞく転勤族
      • 」だったので、子どもの頃から転校はしょっちゅうだった。
    • おとな大人
      • になった今も、私には
    • こきょう故郷
      • と呼べるようなところはない。
    My father worked for a company that had branches all over the country, so we were what is called a “transfer family,” and I was often transferred from one school to another throughout my childhood. Even now, as an adult, I have no place that I can call my hometown. — Jreibun
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