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We found 4 words, 27 partial word matches, and 5 examples matching 'しょうりゃく'
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し ょ う り ゃ く 0
omission; abbreviation; abridgment; abridgement  (see also: 省略符号)
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し ょ う り ゃ く 0
business policy
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し ょ う り ゃ く 0
noun
Shouryaku era (990.11.7-995.2.22)
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し ょ う り ゃ く 0
noun
Shouryaku era, Jouryaku era (1077.11.17-1081.2.10)  (obscure term)
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し ょ う 1
Most common form: 章
noun
1. chapter; section
2. medal
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り ゃ く 2 り ゃ く 1
Most common form: 略
noun, noun (suffix)
abbreviation; omission
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レポートのこの
ぶぶん
部分
は
しょうりゃく
省略
できる。
This part of the report may be left out.
この
く
句
では
ぜんちし
前置詞
を
しょうりゃく
省略
できる。
You can omit the preposition in this phrase.
しょうりゃく
省略
は
りっぱ
立派
な
ひょうげん
表現
ぎほう
技法
の
ひと
一
つであり、
おお
多
くの
ぶんぽうしょ
文法書
でも
しょうかい
紹介
されています。
Omission is a perfectly good example of an expression technique, and is brought up in many grammar books.
さいご
最後
の
に
２
せつ
節
を
しょうりゃく
省略
して
うた
歌
いましょうか。
We'll sing that song, omitting the last two verses.
わたし
私
はそういったものを
しょうりゃく
省略
することがあまり
す
好
きじゃない。
I don't really like that kind of abbreviation of things.
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