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We found 28 words and 8 examples matching 'マスター'
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マ ス タ ー 1
1. to master; to learn
noun
2. proprietor; manager; bar-owner
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noun
the Masters (golf tournament); US Masters
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noun
Masters Golf Tournament
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マ ス タ ー コ ー ス 5
noun
master course
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マ ス タ ー プ ラ ン 4
noun
master plan
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１、２
ねん
年
でマスターするのは
むずか
難
しい。
It is hard to master it in a year or two.
みなさま
皆様
は
はなぶさ
英
ご
語
マスターが
おお
多
いのでこういうところで
かいとう
回答
するのは
き
気
が
ひ
引
けるのですが。。。
There are so many people with excellent English here I feel awkward answering this ...
えいご
英語
というのは
いっちょういっせき
一朝一夕
にマスターできるものではない。
English cannot be mastered overnight.
どんなに
いっしょうけんめい
一生懸命
えいご
英語
を
べんきょう
勉強
しても、
いちねん
一年
やそこらではマスターできない。
No matter how hard you may study English, you cannot master it in a year or so.
おそ
遅
かれ
はや
早
かれ、
かれ
彼
はフランス
ご
語
をマスターできるだろう。
Sooner or later, he will master French.
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