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We found 2 words, 2 kanji, and 8 examples matching '危篤'
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き と く 0
critical illness; on the verge of death
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noun
critical condition
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危
キ   あぶない dangerous   あやぶむ to be apprehensive of   あやうく barely, narrowly; almost   
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厄
ヤク    unlucky   
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㔾
seal
厂
cliff
⺈
corner
篤
トク    serious   
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⺮
bamboo
馬
バ   うま horse   ま horse   
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隹
little bird
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灬
fire
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そふ
祖父
の
きとく
危篤
のため、
しょうび
焦眉
の
もんだい
問題
として
こうけい
後継
を
かんが
考
えなければならない。
My grandfather is in critical condition. We must urgently consider who his successor will be.
かれ
彼
は
きとく
危篤
じょうたい
状態
だった。
He was in critical condition.
しゅしょう
首相
は
きとく
危篤
だとささやかれている。
It is whispered that the Prime Minister is critically ill.
びょうき
病気
の
しょうねん
少年
は
きとく
危篤
じょうたい
状態
だ。
The sick boy is in a critical condition.
きみ
君
のお
かあ
母
さんは
きとく
危篤
だ。
Your mother is in critical condition.
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