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noun
lieutenant colonel (JSDF)
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に さ ん 1
Most common form: 二三
adverbial noun (fukushitekimeishi)
two or three
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Most common form: に際して
expression
on the occasion of; at the time of  (see also: 際:さい)
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おだ
穏
やかな
うみ
海
にヨットが
にさん
二三
う
浮
かんでいる。
There are a few yachts on the calm sea.
かれ
彼
は
あたま
頭
をのせるため
にさん
二三
のクッションを
も
持
ってきた。
He fetched a few cushions to prop up her head.
ペンキを
ぬ
塗
り
か
替
えても
よ
良
いのですが、
ぬ
塗
り
か
替
えるに
さい
際
して
ししん
指針
を
まも
守
っていただく
ひつよう
必要
があります。
It's fine for you to repaint, however when repainting you are required to follow the guidelines.
やと
雇
う
がわ
側
にすれば、
めんせつ
面接
を
う
受
けるに
さい
際
してやはりしっかり
じゅんび
準備
してきてほしい。
From a hiring side, when coming to an interview we expect that you come properly prepared.
めんせつ
面接
を
う
受
けるに
さい
際
して、
きほんてき
基本的
な
れいぎ
礼儀
を
し
知
っておいたほうがいい。
When you have an interview, you should know the key customs.
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