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We found 6 words and 11 examples matching 'スプーン'
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ス プ ー ン 2
noun
spoon
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noun
French sauce spoon; saucier spoon; spoon for eating soft fish cooked in sauce  (originally from 'fish spoon')
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noun
spoon with a flat base used for squashing and eating strawberries  (often written with kana only)
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ス プ ー ン ・ レ ー ス 5
noun
spoon race (i.e. egg and spoon race)
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ス プ ー ン ま げ 0
noun
spoon bending
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かれ
彼
はスプーンをスープの
なか
中
につけた。
He dipped his spoon into the soup.
スプーンがありません。
There is a spoon missing.
スプーンはおつけしますか。
Do you need a spoon?
ますお
増夫
はスプーンを
ま
曲
げられる。
Masuo can bend spoons.
スプーンをいただけますか。
Could we have a spoon?
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