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We found 55 words, 1 kanji, and 29 examples matching '笛'
Word search: 55 matches
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ふ え 0
noun
1. flute; fife; pipe; recorder; flageolet; shakuhachi; clarinet
2. whistle
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く ち ぶ え 0
Most common form: 口ぶえ
noun
whistle (sound made with the lips)
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き て き 0
noun
steam whistle
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ふ え ふ き 4
noun
flute player
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く さ ぶ え 0
noun
reed pipe
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笛
テキ   ふえ flute, whistle   
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ユ   ユウ   ユイ   よし reason   
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bamboo
Example search: 29 matches
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あいず
合図
の
ふえ
笛
がなった。
The whistle blew.
「まア、そんなに
ふえ
笛
の
おと
音
が
とお
遠
くまできこえるのでしょうか。」
"My, were you truly able to hear the flute's sound from such a great distance?"
ゲームの
かいし
開始
には
ふえ
笛
が
ふ
吹
かれる。
A whistle is blown at the start of a game.
けいかん
警官
は
ふえ
笛
を
けいたい
携帯
している。
The policeman carries a whistle.
けいかん
警官
は
ふえ
笛
を
ふ
吹
いて
くるま
車
に
と
止
まるよう
あいず
合図
した。
The policeman whistled for the car to stop.
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