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noun
1. Parmesan (cheese); Parmigiano-Reggiano  (see also: パルメザンチーズ; food term; originally from Italian 'Parmigiano')
2. Parmigiano; from Parma
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noun
fermi; femtometer  (see also: フェムトメートル)
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noun or verb acting prenominally
Hermitian  (mathematics)
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noun
indigo carmine
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noun
town hall meeting  (see also: タウンミーティング)
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ルミは
ちょうじょ
長女
です。
Rumi is the first daughter.
ルミちゃんは
ちょうじょ
長女
です。
Rumi is the eldest daughter.
テルミン：
せんきゅうひゃくにじゅう
一九二〇
ねん
年
、ロシアの
ぶつり
物理
がくしゃ
学者
レフ・セルゲイヴィッチ・テルミンが
つく
作
った
せかいはつ
世界初
の
でんし
電子
がっき
楽器
。
Theremin: The world's first electronic musical instrument, made by Russian physicist Lev Sergeivitch Termen in 1920.
アルミニウム、マグネシウム、シリコンなどの
ふんまつ
粉末
が
ばくはつ
爆発
する。
Powders of aluminium, magnesium, silicon, etc. explode.
でんき
電気
のイルミネーションが
やけい
夜景
の
みりょく
魅力
を
ま
増
す。
Electric illuminations add to the attraction at night.
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