Jisho

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Words — 324 found

Noun
1. 8K TV; TV with approx. 8,000 horizontal pixels​
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ほうそうきんしようご 放送禁止用語
Noun
1. word not allowed to be broadcast (on TV or radio); word prohibited on TV and radio; unbroadcastable word​
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ファンサブ
Noun
1. fansub; fansubbing; fan-translated subtitles for a foreign film or TV show; film or TV show translated and subtitled by fans​
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とうきょう テレビ東京
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1. TV Tokyo​Company name
Company
2. TV Tokyo​
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あさひ テレビ朝日
Noun
1. TV Asahi​Company name
Company
2. TV Asahi​
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3. TV Asahi​, also known as EX and Tele-Asa, is a Japanese television... Read more
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ホームドラマ
Noun
1. family-centered sitcom; TV drama of family life; soap opera​Wasei, word made in Japan, From English “home drama”. Wasei (word made in Japan)
Other forms
ホーム・ドラマ
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Noun
1. namesake program; namesake show; TV or radio program named after the main performer or a sponsor​
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Noun, Suru verb
1. background recording; recording a different TV program than one is watching​
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みんかんほうそうきょく 民間放送局
Noun
1. commercial broadcaster; commercial radio or TV station​
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ウレキサイト
Noun
1. ulexite; TV rock​
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2. Ulexite​Ulexite (NaCaB5O66•5) (hydrated sodium calcium borate hyd... Read more
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Noun
1. (daily) segment of a radio or TV program​often X月Y日放送分
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Noun
1. d button; data button; button on a TV remote control for accessing programme information, weather, traffic, etc.​
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えいが テレビ映画
Noun
1. TV movie​
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2. Television film​A television film (also known as a TV film, television mo... Read more
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Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.), Noun
1. voice acting; appearing in a movie, TV show, etc. as a voice actor​See also 出演
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Noun
1. (skillfully) giving other participants in a variety TV show the chance to talk by asking them questions or calling them out​TV industry jargon
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