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Words — 7 found

だんかい 段階
Common word JLPT N2 Wanikani level 27 Play audio Links
Noun
1. stage; step; phase​
  • びょうき病気
  • は
  • まだ
  • しょき初期の
  • だんかい段階
  • です
    • 。
The disease is still in the primary stage.
Noun
2. level; rank; grade; gradation​
Noun
3. order​
Noun
4. stairs​See also 階段
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きざはし 階
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Noun
1. stairs​See also 階段, はし refers to the stairs leading from a building to a garden
Noun
2. stairs at the front of a noh stage​Only applies to きざはし
Other forms
階 【きだはし】、段階 【きざはし】、段階 【きだはし】、階 【はし】
Notes
きだはし: Out-dated or obsolete kana usage. きだはし: Out-dated or obsolete kana usage. はし: Out-dated or obsolete kana usage.
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だんかいひょうか 段階評価
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1. graded on N steps; scored out of N​after number N
  • じまん自慢じゃないが
  • ぼく僕
  • は
  • つうちひょう通知表
  • の
  • かていか家庭科
  • で
    • ３
  • いじょう以上
  • を
  • と取った
  • ことがない
    • 。１０
  • だんかいひょうか段階評価
  • で
    • 。
I don't want to boast, but I've never gotten better than a 3 on my report card for home economics. Out of 10 that is.
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だんかいてき 段階的
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Na-adjective (keiyodoshi)
1. incremental; step-by-step; gradual; stepwise​
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だんかいてきしょうさいか 段階的詳細化
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Noun
1. stepwise refinement​Computing
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だんかいわ 段階分け
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Noun, Suru verb
1. staging (e.g. medical treatment); phasing​
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だんかいふ 段階を踏む
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Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.), Godan verb with 'mu' ending
1. to take steps; to follow the steps (of a procedure)​usu. 踏んで
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Kanji — 2 found

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9 strokes. JLPT N3. Jōyō kanji, taught in grade 6.
段
grade, steps, stairs
On: ダン、 タン
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2.2376503943876993
12 strokes. JLPT N2. Jōyō kanji, taught in grade 3.
階
storey, stair, counter for storeys of a building
Kun: きざはし
On: カイ
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Sentences — 40 found

  • jreibun/6033/1
      「女性の活躍できる社会を」と言われて
    • ひさ久しい
      • が、
    • いま今
      • の段階では
    • だんじょかん男女間
      • の
    • かくさ格差
      • はまだ
    • かいしょう解消
      • されていない。
    It has been a long time since we have heard the phrase, “the development of society where women can reach their highest potential,” but gender disparity in our society has yet to be bridged. — Jreibun
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