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We found 18 words, 3 kanji, and 19 examples matching 'ブタ'
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ブ タ 0
noun
1. pig (Sus scrofa domesticus)
2. fat person  (derogatory)
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noun
feral pig
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ブ タ ン 1
noun
butane
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ブ タ ジ エ ン 2
noun
butadiene
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noun
perfluorobutane  (chemistry term)
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豚
トン   ぶた pork, pig   
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⺼
ニク body part   
豕
pig
彘
豘
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ブタはある
とくせい
特性
を
にんげん
人間
と
きょうゆう
共有
している。
Pigs share certain characteristics with human beings.
かのじょ
彼女
の
いえ
家
では、
なま
生
ゴミはブタの
えさ
餌
にされていた。
In her home, kitchen garbage was fed to the pigs.
まんぞく
満足
したブタとなるよりも
まんぞく
満足
しないソクラテスとなる
ほう
方
が
よ
良
い。
It is better to be Socrates dissatisfied than a pig satisfied.
もっと
最
もすばらしい
しょくじ
食事
もブタにやる
ざんぱん
残飯
のようになってしまう。
Even the finest fete becomes mere hogs swill.
この
へや
部屋
はまるで
ぶた
豚
こや
小屋
だな。
This room looks like a pigsty.
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