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We found 8 words and 32 examples matching 'しんく'
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し ん く 0
Most common form: 真紅
noun
deep crimson
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し ん く 1
Most common form: 辛苦
hardship; toil; trouble
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し ん く う 0
Most common form: 真空
vacuum; hollow; empty
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し ん く う か ん 0
Most common form: 真空管
noun
vacuum tube
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vacuum pack; vacuum packing
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おう
王
さまのかんむりを、
しんく
真紅
ビロードのクッションにのせてはこんできました。
He carried the King's crown on a crimson velvet cushion.
その
じっけん
実験
には
しんくう
真空
が
ひつよう
必要
だ。
For that experiment they need a complete vacuum.
しぜん
自然
は
しんくう
真空
を
きら
嫌
う。
Nature abhors a vacuum.
その
ばくはつ
爆発
で
しんくうかん
真空管
は
こなごな
粉々
になった。
The tube was shattered by the explosion.
しんくうかん
真空管
を
つか
使
ったテレビは
ふるくさ
古臭
いと
かんが
考
えられています。
Televisions with vacuum tubes are regarded as being behind the times.
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