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We found 12 words and 9 examples matching 'ほうち'
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ほ う ち 1 ほ う ち 0
Most common form: 放置
leave as is; leave to chance; leave alone; neglect
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ほ う ち 0 ほ う ち 1
Most common form: 報知
information; news; intelligence
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ほ う ち 0
Most common form: 法治
constitutional government
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ほ う ち ょ う 0
Most common form: 包丁
noun
1. kitchen knife; carving knife
2. cooking; food  (archaic)
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ほ う ち ゅ う 0
Most common form: 訪中
visit to China
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フンの
ほうち
放置
やノーリードでの
さんぽ
散歩
は
じょうれい
条例
いはん
違反
です。
Not picking up poop and walking an unleashed dog are violations of the municipal ordinance.
ほうちょう
包丁
とかなべとか
だいどころ
台所
ようひん
用品
を
じさん
持参
すること。
Don't forget to bring kitchen utensils such as knives and cooking pots.
ほうちょう
包丁
で
ゆび
指
を
き
切
りました。
I cut my finger with a knife.
こども
子供
に
ほうちょう
包丁
をいたずらさせてはダメだよ。
Don't let your boy play with a knife.
わたし
私
の
つま
妻
は、
ほうちょう
包丁
を
つか
使
っているときに、
ゆび
指
を
き
切
った。
When using the kitchen knife, my wife cut her finger.
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