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We found 17 words, 1 name, and 15 examples matching 'パク'
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noun
plagiarizing (an artwork or photo) by tracing  (see also: パクリ; from トレース + パクリ; slang)
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noun
spike protein
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パ ク チ ョ イ 3 パ ク チ ョ イ 0
Most common form: 白菜
noun
Chinese cabbage (Brassica campestris var. amplexicaulis); white rape; bok choy; pak choi
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パ ク る 2
1. to steal; to rip off; to nick; to filch; to pinch
2. to arrest; to pinch; to nab
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noun
spike protein; peplomer  (chemistry term)
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朴
ばく   Baku   (surname)  
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パクさん
Mr. Pak
このメモを
よ
読
んで、パクさんがしなければならないことは
なに
何
か。
What does Mr. Pak need to do after reading this memo?
じゅうにがつ
12月
ふつか
2日
の
あさ
朝
、パクさんが
しゅっきん
出勤
すると、
つくえ
机
の
うえ
上
に
くろだ
黒田
かちょう
課長
からのメモが
お
置
いてあった。
On the morning of December 2nd, when Mr. Pak arrived at work, there was a memo from Section Chief Kuroda on his desk.
ひと
人
の
であ
出会
いなんて、なんだかんだ、
さいしょ
最初
のインパクトで５０％
いじょう
以上
は
き
決
まってしまっている。
When people meet, first impressions determine more than 50 percent of whatever happens next.
コンパクト
がた
型
にはおしゃれなデザインが
おお
多
いですね。
There are many smart designs among the compact models, aren't there?
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