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We found 139 words, 2 kanji, and 104 examples matching 'ドラ'
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ド ラ イ ブ 2
noun
1. drive; trip by car; driving
'suru' verb, intransitive verb
2. to (go for a) drive; to go on a trip by car
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noun
special tile that doubles the score of any hand  (see also: ドラゴン; mahjong term; abbreviation)
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noun
gong; tam-tam  (often written with kana only)
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ド ラ マ 1
noun
1. drama
2. TV drama; teledrama; play  (see also: テレビドラマ; abbreviation)
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ド ラ む す こ 3
noun
lazy son; profligate son
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しょくじ
食事
のドラがなると
へや
部屋
はからになった。
The room emptied when the gong for dinner sounded.
かれ
彼
は
わたし
私
をよくドライブに
つ
連
れて
い
行
ってくれる。
He often takes me for a drive.
ドライブはいかがですか。
How about going for a drive?
ドライブに
い
行
きませんか。
What do you say to going for a drive?
いま
今
からドライブに
い
行
きませんか。
What do you say to going for a drive now?
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