Jisho

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Words — 46 found

そしきてき 組織的
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Na-adjective (keiyodoshi)
1. systematic; organized; organizational​
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しんせつ 新設
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Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
1. establishing; founding; setting up; organizing; establishment​
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せいせい 整斉
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'taru' adjective, Adverb taking the 'to' particle, Noun
1. arranged; organized; orderly; neat​Formal or literary term
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斉整 【せいせい】
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そしきはんざい 組織犯罪
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1. organized crime; organised crime​
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2. Organized crime​Organized crime or criminal organizations are transnation... Read more
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じゅんぼうりょくだん 準暴力団
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1. loosely organized criminal gang; non-yakuza organized crime group​See also 半グレ
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そしきろうどうしゃ 組織労働者
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1. organized labour (organised, labor); unionized labour​
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そしきしゅうきょう 組織宗教
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1. organized religion​
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そしきぼうりょくだん 組織暴力団
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1. organized crime syndicate; organised crime syndicate​
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はんしゃ 反社
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1. organized crime​Abbreviation, Colloquial, See also 反社会的勢力
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ぼうはい 暴排
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1. combating organized crime; elimination of criminal gangs​Abbreviation, See also 暴力団排除
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ぼうりょくだんはいじょ 暴力団排除
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1. combating organized crime; elimination of criminal gangs​
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はん 半グレ
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1. loosely organized criminal gang; non-yakuza organized crime group​See also グレる
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ごこうせいきおくそうち 語構成記憶装置
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1. word organized storage​Computing
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まちやっこ 町奴
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1. machi-yakko; vigilantes who wore flamboyant clothing and formed gangs to fight against hatamoto-yakko (Edo period)​Historical term, See also 旗本奴
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こくさいそしきはんざい 国際組織犯罪
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1. transnational organized crime; TOC​
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していぼうりょくだん 指定暴力団
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1. designated organized crime group; designated criminal organisation; designated bōryokudan; designated yakuza group; group officially listed as criminal by the National Police Agency​See also 暴力団
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はたもとやっこ 旗本奴
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1. hatamoto-yakko; samurai bandits, organized into gangs, who wore flamboyant clothing and engaged in violent and antisocial behaviour (Edo period)​Historical term
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ぼうりょくだんくみいん 暴力団組員
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1. member of an organized crime group; yakuza; gangster; mobster​See also 暴力団員
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ぼうりょくだんいん 暴力団員
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1. member of an organized crime group; gangster; mobster; yakuza​See also 暴力団
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くみ 組
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Noun, Noun, used as a suffix
1. class (of students)​pronounced ぐみ as a suffix
  • かれ彼
  • は
  • その
  • くみ組
  • の
  • 首席
  • だ
    • 。
He is at the head of the class.
Noun, Noun, used as a suffix, Counter
2. group (of people); party; team; crew​
  • もう
  • ひと
  • くみ組
  • の
  • かんこうきゃく観光客
  • が
  • とうちゃく到着
  • した
    • 。
Another lot of tourists arrived.
Noun, Noun, used as a suffix
3. lot; bunch; set​
Noun, Noun, used as a suffix
4. crime family; organized-crime syndicate​
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5. set (of items); assortment; deck (of cards); pack​
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6. typesetting; composition​Printing
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組み 【くみ】
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  • jreibun/7337/1
      兄の
    • ほんだな本棚
      • は、
    • ほんや本屋
      • のように、本が出版社や
    • ちょしゃべつ著者別
      • に並べられている。
    Just as in the bookstores, my older brother’s bookshelves are organized according to publishers or authors. — Jreibun
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