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パ チ ン コ 0
Most common form: ぱちんこ
1. pachinko; mechanical gambling game superficially resembling pinball
2. slingshot; catapult
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noun
pachinko parlor; pachinko hall  (see also: パチンコ)
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noun
pachinko machine  (see also: パチンコ)
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noun
pachinko ball  (see also: パチンコ)
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Most common form: ぱちんこ屋
noun
pachinko parlor; pachinko hall  (see also: パチンコ)
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わたし
私
たちは、パチンコをして
とき
時
を
す
過
ごした。
We passed the time playing pachinko.
かれ
彼
がパチンコをするなんて
ぜったい
絶対
にない。
He wouldn't be caught dead playing pachinko.
「パチンコ
たんじょう
誕生
：シネマの
せいき
世紀
の
たいしゅうごらく
大衆娯楽
」 title of book, album etc.
The Birth of Pachinko: The Mass Entertainment of the Cinema Era
パチンコは、
ゆうぎ
遊技
りょういき
領域
に
ゆうぎ
遊技
きゅう
球
を
う
打
ち
だ
出
すことで
ゆうぎ
遊技
が
おこな
行
われる。
The game of pachinko is played by shooting balls into the play area.
つきがいいほうではないのでパチンコもしないし
たから
宝
くじも
か
買
いません。
I don't have good luck, so I don't play pachinko or buy lottery tickets.
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