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aidoruguruupu; aidoru guruupu / aidorugurupu; aidoru gurupu アイドルグループ; アイドル・グループ |
(See アイドル・1) idol group (wasei:); boy band; girl group |
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aidorushisutemu; aidoru shisutemu アイドルシステム; アイドル・システム |
idle system |
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kyattofaito; kyatto faito キャットファイト; キャット・ファイト |
catfight; fight between women |
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gurabiaaidoru; gurabia aidoru / gurabiaidoru; gurabia aidoru グラビアアイドル; グラビア・アイドル |
bikini model (usually teenage) (wasei: gravure idol); pin-up girl |
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aidoringusutoppu; aidoringu sutoppu アイドリングストップ; アイドリング・ストップ |
turning off a vehicle engine when stopped (wasei: idling stop) |
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aidoruintaraputo; aidoru intaraputo アイドルインタラプト; アイドル・インタラプト |
{comp} idle interrupt |
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aidoruotaku; aidoruotaku; aidoruotaku; aidoru otaku アイドルオタク; アイドルおたく; アイドルヲタク; アイドル・オタク |
(See オタク) (masculine speech) otaku obsessed with (female) idols |
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aidoruotaku; aidoruotaku; aidoru otaku; aidoru otaku; aidoruotaku(sk) アイドルオタク; アイドルヲタク; アイドル・オタク; アイドル・ヲタク; アイドルおたく(sk) |
(See オタク) (masculine speech) otaku obsessed with (female) idols |
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aidorugiya; aidorugia; aidoru giya; aidoru gia アイドルギヤ; アイドルギア; アイドル・ギヤ; アイドル・ギア |
idle gear; intermediate gear |
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aidorukyapitaru; aidoru kyapitaru アイドルキャピタル; アイドル・キャピタル |
idle capital |
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aidorukoraaju; aidoru koraaju / aidorukoraju; aidoru koraju アイドルコラージュ; アイドル・コラージュ |
(See アイコラ) composite image of a celebrity (esp. an idol's face with the body of a nude model) (wasei: idol collage); celebrity fake |
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kaabongurafaito; kaabon gurafaito / kabongurafaito; kabon gurafaito カーボングラファイト; カーボン・グラファイト |
carbon graphite |
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sarufaitoparupu; sarufaito parupu サルファイトパルプ; サルファイト・パルプ |
(See 亜硫酸パルプ) sulfite pulp |
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juutodoicheshaitotongu; juutodoiche shaitotongu / jutodoicheshaitotongu; jutodoiche shaitotongu ジュートドイチェツァイトゥング; ジュートドイチェ・ツァイトゥング |
(product) Suddeutsche Zeitung (German newspaper) |
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doggufaito(p); doggu faito ドッグファイト(P); ドッグ・ファイト |
dogfight (aircraft); dog fight |
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doggufaito(p); doggu faito; dokkufaito(sk) ドッグファイト(P); ドッグ・ファイト; ドックファイト(sk) |
dogfight (aircraft); dog fight |
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baacharuaidoru; baacharu aidoru / bacharuaidoru; bacharu aidoru バーチャルアイドル; バーチャル・アイドル |
virtual idol; virtual star |
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modifaidoamerikanpuran; modifaido amerikan puran モディファイドアメリカンプラン; モディファイド・アメリカン・プラン |
modified American plan (fixed hotel rate that covers room, breakfast, and one other meal); MAP |
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yunifaidomesseejingu; yunifaido messeejingu ユニファイドメッセージング; ユニファイド・メッセージング |
{comp} unified messaging |
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tsuuaidokoorarufisshu; tsuuaido koorarufisshu / tsuaidokoorarufisshu; tsuaido koorarufisshu ツーアイドコーラルフィッシュ; ツーアイド・コーラルフィッシュ |
twospot coralfish (Coradion melanopus); twoeye coralfish |
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Apparently, we were the first ones who were crazy enough to think that western people might want a combined Chinese, Japanese, and Buddhist dictionary.
A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.
Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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