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We found 3 words, 1 kanji, and 11 examples matching '孜孜'
Word search: 3 matches
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assiduously; diligently
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assiduously; with unremitting zeal  (yojijukugo)
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し し と し て 1
Most common form: 孜々として
expression
assiduously; diligently
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孜
diligent
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それはつくりやすいししかも
やす
安
い。
It's easy to make and it's cheap.
ねむ
眠
れる
しし
獅子
は
お
起
こすな。
Let sleeping dogs lie.
「うまくいく！
ちょうおんぱ
超音波
でさがす
まっしょうしんけい
末梢神経
：
ひゃく
100
％
き
効
く
しし
四肢
でんたつ
伝達
ますい
麻酔
のために」 title of book, album etc.
It Does the Trick! Using Ultrasonic Waves to Search for Peripheral Nerves: For Conduction Anesthesia to Be 100 Percent Effective for the Four Limbs
「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
しし
四肢
が
おとろ
衰
えて
ある
歩
くことも
でき
出来
なかった。
My limbs were so tired that I couldn’t even walk.
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