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We found 47 words and 5 examples matching 'キュー'
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キ ュ ー 1
noun
1. queue
2. cue
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キ ュ ー バ 1
noun
Cuba  (often written with kana only)
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noun
rescue truck; heavy rescue vehicle  (see also: 救助工作車:きゅうじょこうさくしゃ)
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noun
corner cube (optics); corner reflector
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noun
excuse
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テレビでは
はいゆう
俳優
が
だいし
台詞
を
おも
思
い
だ
出
せるようにキューカードが
おも
主
に
つか
使
われる。
Cue cards are used primarily on television to help the actors remember their lines.
そのボートはキューバからの
なんみん
難民
で
いっぱい
一杯
だ。
That boat was full of refugees from Cuba.
キューバの
わか
若
い
ひとたち
人達
はよくアメリカのテレビを
しちょう
視聴
している。
Younger Cubans tend to tune into the American television network.
キューバリブレはラム
しゅ
酒
をベースにしたカクテルです。
A Cuba Libre is a cocktail with a rum base.
は
恥
ずかしがってる
りっか
立花
はとってもキュートだ。
You, Rikka, are very cute when you're embarrassed.
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