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We found 13 words and 3 examples matching 'たいかん'
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た い か ん 0
Most common form: 大観
broad overview; general survey
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た い か ん 0
Most common form: 体感
bodily sensation; sense; experience
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た い か ん 0
Most common form: 退官
retirement from office
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coronation; crowning
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た い か ん 0
leaving (a library, museum, etc.); exiting  (see also: 入館)
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「
さいしん
最新
・
さいきょう
最強
の
たいかん
体幹
トレーニング：
じく
軸
トレ」 title of book, album etc.
The Newest, Most Powerful Training for the Torso: Axis Training
「プラクティカル
かいぼう
解剖
じっしゅう
実習
：
しし
四肢
・
たいかん
体幹
・
とうけいぶ
頭頸部
」 title of book, album etc.
Practical Dissection Practice: The Four Limbs, the Torso, and the Head and Neck
「
たいかん
体感
!
とうきょう
東京
でこぼこ
凸凹
ちず
地図
」「
と
飛
んで・
の
乗
って・
はし
走
って・
ある
歩
いて
だいち
大地
のリズムを
かん
感
じよう!」 title of book, album etc.
Experience It for Yourself! Topographical Maps of Tokyo: Through Flying, Riding, Running, and Walking, Let’s Feel the Rhythms of the Land!
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