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We found 8 words and 8 examples matching 'ミカン'
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Most common form: みかん
noun
mandarin orange (esp. the satsuma mandarin, Citrus unshiu)  (often written with kana only)
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noun
mandarin-flavored shochu
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noun
Oriental fruit fly (Bactrocera dorsalis)  (often written with kana only)
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ミ カ ン か 0
noun
Rutaceae; citrus family of plants
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expression, noun
mandarin orange juice
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とうきょう
東京
をビッグミカンってよぼうよ！
Let's call Tokyo the Big Mikan!
かのじょ
彼女
がリンゴやミカンなどを
も
持
ってきた。
She brought apples, oranges, and so on.
お
くちなお
口直
しにミカンをどうぞ。
Have a satsuma for dessert.
ついにソウイチロウとユキノはそのみかんを
はんぶん
半分
に
き
切
ることに
き
決
めた。
At last Souichiro and Yukino decided to cut the orange into halves.
そのみかんは
なか
中
が
くさ
腐
っているようだ。
The orange appears rotten inside.
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