Jisho

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Words — 7 found

Noun
1. restrictive (use)​Linguistics
  • ふていし不定詞
  • の
  • けいようし形容詞
  • てき的
  • ようほう用法
  • には
  • 2
  • しゅるい種類
  • あり
  • 、①
  • げんていようほう限定用法
  • 、②
  • じょじゅつようほう叙述用法
  • 。②
  • は
  • もちろん
  • しゅかくほご主格補語
  • です
  • 。
There are two ways of using the infinitive as an adjective, 1. attributive, 2. predicative. Naturally 2. is a subject complement.
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Na-adjective (keiyodoshi)
1. limited; limiting; restrictive​
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Noun
1. restrictive (of relative pronoun use)​Linguistics, See also 非制限用法
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Na-adjective (keiyodoshi)
1. exclusive; exclusionary; restrictive; clannish​
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きしゃ 記者クラブ
Noun
1. kisha club; restrictive press club operated by some government bodies and corporations​
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2. Kisha club​A kisha club, or "reporters' club", from the Japanese wor... Read more
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拘束型心筋症
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1. Restrictive cardiomyopathy​Restrictive cardiomyopathy (RCM) (a.k.a. Obliterative car... Read more
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拘束性肺疾患
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1. Restrictive lung disease​Restrictive lung diseases (or restrictive ventilatory def... Read more
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Sentences — 1 found

  • jreibun/3574/1
      日本語はコンテクストへの
    • いぞんど依存度
    • が高く、文脈から相手の
    • いと意図
    • を
    • さっ察する
    • ハイコンテクストな言語だと言われる。「察する」ことが
    • にがて苦手
    • な人にとっては、このような言語社会で生活することは
    • しょうしょう少々
    • きゅうくつ窮屈
    • に感じられるかもしれない。
    Japanese is said to be a high-context language, heavily dependent on context, where one must infer the other person's intent from the situation. For those who are not good at "reading between the lines," living in such a language society may feel somewhat restrictive. — Jreibun
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