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We found 28 words and 8 examples matching 'スレ'
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ス レ 3
noun, noun (suffix)
chafing; sore; scrape; scratch; mark; rub; rubbing together; blister  (see also: 世間擦れ; often pronounced ずれ as a suffix)
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noun
thread  (see also: スレッド; computer terminology; abbreviation)
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noun
previous thread  (see also: スレ; slang)
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noun
sight translation
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noun
athleisure  (CODE cloth MISSING!)
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スレートの
こみち
小道
では
しば
芝
は
か
刈
り
のこ
残
されており、
ざっそう
雑草
も
のこ
残
っており、
どうろ
道路
のそばの
い
生
け
がき
垣
の
そとがわ
外側
の
しば
芝
は
か
刈
っていないことが
おお
多
かった。
The grass was left long and weedy in the slate walk, and very often he wasn't cutting the grass on the other side of the hedge by the road at all.
スレタイ
まちが
間違
ってるぞ。
The thread title's wrong.
かのじょ
彼女
は、オフィスレディーです。
She is an office lady.
わたし
私
はまだビジネスレターを
か
書
く
こと
事
に
な
慣
れていない。
I'm not used to writing a business letter, yet.
このブレスレットはあれよりも
こうか
高価
だ。
This bracelet is more expensive than that one.
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