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We found 2 words, 19 partial word matches, and 8 examples matching 'ひっすう'
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indispensable; required
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noun
bhikkhu (fully ordained Buddhist monk)  (see also: 比丘; Buddhist term; obscure term)
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Most common form: 必須
indispensable; required
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auxiliary verb
1. indicates speculation  (after the imperfective form of certain verbs and adjectives)
2. indicates will
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この
ようし
用紙
ひっす
必須
じこう
事項
きにゅう
記入
して
ください
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なごや
名古屋
なつ
すず
しく
ごす
せんぷうき
扇風機
ひっす
必須

In Nagoya summers a fan is essential to help stay cool.
エンドユーザー
しや
視野
たった
しょうひん
商品
かいはつ
開発
ひっす
必須

Our new product development efforts must be done from the end user's viewpoint.
しょうしか
少子化
から
だっきゃく
脱却
こん
マザー
ぞうだい
増大
ひっす
必須
のに
にほん
日本
せろん
世論
なぜこの
ぎろん
議論
けている

Although an increase of unmarried mothers is needed in order to escape the declining birth rate for some reason public opinion in Japan is avoiding this argument.
あしば
足場
かこう
架構
ひっす
必須
である
It is mandatory to erect scaffolding.
 
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