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We found 8 words and 9 examples matching 'こくど'
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こ く ど 1
noun
country; territory; domain; realm
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こ く ど う 0
Most common form: 国道
noun
national highway
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こ く ど ち ょ う 3
Most common form: 国土庁
noun
(Japanese) National Land Agency
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こ く ど け い か く 4
Most common form: 国土計画
noun
national land planning
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く ろ つ ち 1
noun
black terracotta; black soil
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こくど
国土
の
はちわり
８割
ちか
近
くが
やま
山
です。
Nearly 80 percent of the land is mountains.
２００２
ねん
年
：
こくど
国土
あんぜんほしょう
安全保障
しょう
省
せつりつ
設立
ほう
法
にブッシュ
だいとうりょう
大統領
がサインし
せいしき
正式
な
しょう
省
となる。
2002: President Bush signs the Homeland Security Act and it becomes an official Cabinet agency.
るいじ
累次
の
せんそう
戦争
で
こくど
国土
は
あ
荒
れ
は
果
てた。
Successive wars completely ruined the country.
スギ
ばやし
林
の
めんせき
面積
は
ぜんこく
全国
の
しんりん
森林
の１８％、
こくど
国土
の１２％を
し
占
めています。
Japanese cedar trees cover an area of 18% of Japan's forests and 12% of the country's territory.
アメリカは
こくど
国土
が
ひろ
広
く、
ひとびと
人々
はよく
いどう
移動
する。
America is a large country and its people are mobile.
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