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We found 12 words and 2 examples matching 'ウォッチ'
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ウ ォ ッ チ 1
noun
1. watch (timepiece)
2. watch (turn to watch or guard something); watching
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noun
watchman
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noun
watchdog; surveillance
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noun
watch cap
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Most common form: ビンジウオッチング
noun
binge-watching; binge-viewing  (see also: 一気見)
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これは
にほんせい
日本製
のストップウオッチ。
This is a stop watch made in Japan.
どうか
わたし
私
にバードウォッチングの
はなし
話
をしてくれませんか。
Would you please tell me the story about bird watching?
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