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We found 6 words, 2 kanji, and 11 examples matching '発射'
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は っ し ゃ 0
1. firing; shooting; discharge; catapult
2. ejaculation  (slang)
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noun
launch site (for missiles, rockets, etc.)
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は っ し ゃ だ い 3
noun
launching pad
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は っ し ゃ や く 3
noun
propellant
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は っ し ゃ じ ょ う 0
noun
launch site (e.g. for rockets, missiles, etc.); launching site
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発
ハツ   ホツ    emission, discharge   
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癶
hairy legs
二
ニ   ふたつ    ふた two   
儿
legs
射
シャ   いる to shoot   
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寸
スン   inch
身
シン   み body, person   
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マリナー９
ご
号
は、１９７１
ねん
年
ごがつ
５月
さんじゅうにち
３０日
に
はっしゃ
発射
された。
Mariner 9 was launched on May 30, 1971.
ロケットの
はっしゃ
発射
は
よていどお
予定通
り
おこ
行
なわれた。
The blast-off took place on schedule.
ロケットは
はっしゃだい
発射台
から
う
打
ち
あ
上
げられた。
The rockets were fired from a launching pad.
はっしゃ
発車
ホームはどちらですか。
Which is the departure platform?
バスは
ごふんご
五分後
に
はっしゃ
発車
です。
The bus leaves in five minutes.
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