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We found 1 word, 2 kanji, and 8 examples matching '荷台'
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noun
(truck) load-carrying tray; (bicycle) luggage carrier; roof rack
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荷
カ   に baggage   
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何
カ   なに    なん what?   
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可
カ    good, possible, approval   
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一
イチ   イツ   ひとつ    ひと- one   
亅
hook
口
コウ   ク   くち mouth   
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亻
ジン   ニン   ひと man   
艹
grass   
台
ダイ   タイ    pedestal   
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厶
ム   private
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その
くるま
車
には
やね
屋根
に
にだい
荷台
がついています。
That car has a roof rack.
こんなデカイのがチャリの
にだい
荷台
に
の
乗
るわけないだろ。
There's no way one that big is going to go on a bike's luggage rest.
じゃあ
ふたりの
２人乗
りを
ゆる
許
してやるからお
まえ
前
こ
漕
げ、
おれ
俺
が
にだい
荷台
に
の
乗
るから。
Well then I'll allow two on a bike, but you peddle, because I'll be sitting on the luggage rack.
その
にだい
二台
のカメラのうちどちらがよいほうなのか
おし
教
えて
くだ
下
さい。
Tell me which of the two cameras is the better one.
にだい
二台
のトラックが
しょうとつ
衝突
した。
Two trucks bumped together.
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