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expression
OK  (see also: オーケー; slang)
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noun
South Korea  (slang; derogatory)
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noun
1. penalty kick  (see also: ペナルティーキック; sports term; abbreviation)
2. psychokinesis  (see also: サイコキネシス; abbreviation)
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noun
1. goalkeeper  (see also: ゴールキーパー; sports term; abbreviation)
2. goal kick  (see also: ゴールキック; sports term; abbreviation)
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interjection (kandoushi)
cheers  (see also: 乾杯; from kanpai; slang)
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この
もんだい
問題
はｋについての
こうとうしき
恒等式
なので、まず
あずかしき
与式
を、ｋについて、
と
解
きます。
This problem is an equality of k so we first solve the assigned equation for k.
べい
米
はｋg
たんい
単位
で
う
売
られている。
Rice is sold by the kilogram.
アメリカのパン
や
屋
では、「ｂａｋｅｒ’ｓｄｏｚｅｎ」は１２ではなく１３だ。
In U.S. bakeries, a "baker's dozen" is 13, not 12.
けいば
競馬
などで、ｓｔａｋｅｓと
い
言
う。この
いみ
意味
では
ふくすうがた
複数形
で
つか
使
われることが
おお
多
い。
With horse racing and such, these are called "stakes". For this meaning the plural form is often used.
Ｌｏｏｋは
はいかん
廃刊
になった。
The magazine Look is no longer being published.
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