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We found 1 word, 20 partial word matches, and 6 examples matching 'よみとく'
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1. to read and understand; to subject to close analysis; to read deeply; to read carefully (esp. a difficult text)  (see also: 読解)
2. to decipher; to decode  (see also: 解読)
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Partial word match search: 20 matches
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よ み 1
Most common form: 読み
noun
reading
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と く 0
Most common form: 得
1. profit; advantage; benefit; gain  (also written as 徳)
2. rebirth in paradise, entering nirvana  (Buddhist term)
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ふきゅう
不朽
の
めいが
名画
を
よ
読
み
と
解
く
」 title of book, album etc.
Interpreting Paintings That Are Eternal Masterpieces
「
さいばんれい
裁判例
・
ししん
指針
から
よ
読
み
と
解
く
:ハラスメント
がいとうせい
該当性
の
はんだん
判断
」 title of book, album etc.
Studying Judicial Precedents and Guidelines to Understand: Determining Whether an Act (at Work) Qualifies as Harassment
「
じゅうだい
十大
じこ
事故
から
よ
読
み
と
解
く
:
さんがく
山岳
そうなん
遭難
の
きずあと
傷痕
」 title of book, album etc.
Closely Analyzing 10 Serious Accidents: The Scars of Mountain Disasters
「お
かね
金
で
よ
読
み
と
解
く
めいじいしん
明治維新
」 title of book, album etc.
Analyzing the Meiji Restoration from a Monetary Perspective
ちず
地図
で
よ
読
み
と
解
く
はつみみ
初耳
ひわ
秘話

Closely Analyzing Maps to Find Secret Stories Never Before Heard
 
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