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We found 13 words, 1 name, and 106 examples matching 'きぼう'
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き ぼ う 0
Most common form: 希望
hope; wish; aspiration
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き ぼ う て き 0
Most common form: 希望的
wishful
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Most common form: 喜望峰
noun
Cape of Good Hope
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looking forward to; anticipating  (archaic)
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noun
wooden stick; wooden pole
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希望
のぞみ   Nozomi   (female given name)  
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きぼう
希望
を
す
捨
ててはいけないよ。
You must not give up hope.
すこ
少
しは
きぼう
希望
があるのか。
Is there any hope whatsoever?
その
おとこ
男
はすべての
きぼう
希望
を
うしな
失
った。
The man lost all hope.
い
生
きている
かぎ
限
り
きぼう
希望
がある。
While there is life, there is hope.
きぼう
希望
を
うしな
失
ってはいけない。
Don't give up hope.
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