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We found 5 words, 2 names, and 111 examples matching 'しょうび'
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し ょ う び 1
Most common form: 焦眉
noun
emergency; urgency; imminence
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ば ら 1
Most common form: バラ
noun
rose  (often written with kana only)
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し ょ う び ょ う 0
Most common form: 傷病
noun
injuries and sickness
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し ょ う び 1
admiration; praise; prizing; appreciation
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noun
the sick and wounded
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小尾
おび   Obi   (place name, surname)  
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尚美
なおみ   Naomi   (female given name)  
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Example search: 111 matches
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そふ
祖父
の
きとく
危篤
のため、
しょうび
焦眉
の
もんだい
問題
として
こうけい
後継
を
かんが
考
えなければならない。
My grandfather is in critical condition. We must urgently consider who his successor will be.
さて、
はんにん
犯人
は、
こくはく
告白
するか
いな
否
かが、
ちんもく
沈黙
するＭＬ
さんかしゃ
参加者
たちの
しょうび
焦眉
の
かんしんじ
関心事
となる。
Well then, it becomes a matter of urgent concern to the lurkers of this mailing list whether the guilty party confesses or not.
ばら
薔薇
のこだわり
たいひ
堆肥
 fragment, headline etc.
high-quality compost for roses
かのじょ
彼女
は
ばら
薔薇
を
さいばい
栽培
した。
She grew roses.
ばら
薔薇
の
はな
花
びらはとても
せんさい
繊細
だ。
A rose's petals are very delicate.
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