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3 examples found containing '宝飾' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
ふたり
二人
の
ひれつ
卑劣
な
おとこ
男
が
わたし
私
から
ほうしょくひん
宝飾品
を
うば
奪
って
とうそう
逃走
した。
Two nasty guys robbed me of my jewels and ran away.
あに
兄
が
きゅうせい
急逝
したのは２
ねん
年
まえ
前
、
ぎし
義姉
は
ひとりけい
一人兄
の
のこ
遺
した
ちい
小
さな
ほうしょくてん
宝飾店
を
けなげ
健気
に
まも
守
ってきた。
Since my brother died suddenly two years ago, my sister-in-law has valiantly kept going the small jewellery store he left her.
にほん
日本
は
ほうしょく
飽食
の
くに
国
と
い
言
われて
ひさ
久
しい。
It has long been said that Japan is a country with an adequate amount of food.
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