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モ ア 1
noun
moa (extinct, flightless bird formerly found in New Zealand)
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noun
Samoan (language)
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noun
s'more (sweet snack)  (food term)
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モ ア レ 0
noun
moire (printing effect)  (originally from French)
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noun
moai (Easter Island statues)
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メアリーにユーモアなセンスがないのは
ざんねん
残念
だ。
It's a pity that Mary has no sense of humor.
それは、ブラック・ユーモアと
よ
呼
ばれている。
It is called sick humor.
ユーモアを
かい
解
する
こころ
心
は、
こくみんせい
国民性
と
みっせつ
密接
に
むす
結
びついているが、その
むす
結
びつき
かた
方
は
ふしぎ
不思議
である。
The sense of humor is mysteriously bound up with national characteristics.
だい
大
ぶぶん
部分
のアメリカ
じん
人
にはユーモアのセンスがある。
Most Americans have a sense of humor.
かのじょ
彼女
は
わたし
私
をユーモアのセンスがないという
りゆう
理由
で
けいべつ
軽蔑
してる。
She looks down on me for not having a sense of humor.
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