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2 exact word matches found in search '一手'
い っ て 1
noun
move (in game); method; single-handed; monopoly
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ひ と て 2
noun
1. one hand
2. one's own effort
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6 words found beginning with '一手'
Most common form: ひと手間
noun
one small touch; small twist
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noun
exclusive distributorship agreement; sole sales contract
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noun
exclusive-distributorship; exclusive selling right
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noun
sole agency authority  (obscure term)
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single-handedly; alone; single-handed
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い っ て は ん ば い 4
noun
sole agency
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