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• \u96E3\u904E-Mandarin-Adjective-3en hasExample "我真為他難過, 這麼小就失去了他的父親. I feel really sorry for him that he lost his father at such a young age.".
• \u96FB\u529B-Japanese-Noun-1en hasExample "電力がない状態で生活する。".
• \u96FB\u8A71-Japanese-Noun-1en hasExample "電話を引く。".
• \u96FB\u8A71-Japanese-Noun-2en hasExample "電話を掛ける。".
• \u9707\u3048\u308B-Japanese-Verb-1en hasExample "彼は燃えている自分の家を前にして震えていた。かれはもえているじぶんのいえをまえにしてふるえていた。".
• \u9752\u3044-Japanese-Adjective-2en hasExample "隣の芝生は青く見える。".
• \u9752\u3044-Japanese-Adjective-4en hasExample "おまえはまだ青い。".
• \u9762\u5012-Japanese-Noun-2en hasExample "今週末、猫たちの面倒を見ていただけるでしょうか？".
• \u9802\u6234-Japanese-Verb-1en hasExample "このバラちょうだい。".
• \u9802\u6234-Japanese-Verb-2en hasExample "ここに名前を書いてちょうだい。".
• \u982D-Japanese-1-Noun-2en hasExample "頭が痛い。".
• \u982D\u304C\u826F\u3044-Japanese-Adjective-1en hasExample "彼女は大変頭がいい。".
• \u98A8\u90AA-Japanese-Noun-1en hasExample "風邪を引くかぜをひく".
• \u98DB\u3073\u8D8A\u3048\u308B-Japanese-Verb-1en hasExample "馬は柵を飛び越える".
• \u98DF\u3046-Japanese-Verb-2en hasExample "誰でも昼には飯を食う。".
• \u98DF\u3046-Japanese-Verb-5en hasExample "昨晩は、蚊に食われた。".
• \u98DF\u3079\u308B-Japanese-Verb-2en hasExample "今日は、寿司を食べに銀座に行きます。".
• \u98E2\u9949-Japanese-Noun-1en hasExample "穀物の飢饉 こくもつのききん".
• \u98F2\u3080-Japanese-Verb-1en hasExample "私たちはさじでスープを飲む。".
• \u98FC\u3046-Japanese-Verb-1en hasExample "牛を飼って生計を立てている。うしをかってせいけいをたてている。".
• \u990C-Japanese-Noun-1en hasExample "犬に毎日餌を上げて下さい。".
• \u9996-Japanese-Noun-4en hasExample "百人一首".
• \u9996\u90FD-Japanese-Noun-1en hasExample "東京は日本の首都です。".
• \u9996\u90FD-Mandarin-Noun-1en hasExample "/".
• \u99AC\u5B50-Japanese-Noun-1en hasExample "馬子にも衣装まごにもいしょう".
• \u9A5A\u8F38-Mandarin-Noun-1en hasExample "Borrowed into English as kiasu. The extended meaning is rendered in Mandarin by the idiom 占着茅坑不拉屎 (occupying the latrine without shitting).".
• \u9AD8\u9E97\u7B1B-Japanese-Noun-1en hasExample "Traditionally made of bamboo, about 36 cm in length. Has six finger holes of roughly 1 cm in diameter. Originally brought to Japan by the Baekje elite circa 660 CE when the Baekje kingdom in the south of the Korean Peninsula fell to the combined forces of the Silla kingdom and the Tang Dynasty.".
• \u9B45\u529B-Mandarin-Noun-1en hasExample "富有魅力；魅力十足 - glamorous".
• \u9C77\u9B5A-Mandarin-Noun-1en hasExample "流出了鱷魚的眼淚。".
• \u9CC4\u9C7C-Mandarin-Noun-1en hasExample "流出了鳄鱼的眼泪。".
• \u9CE9\u5C71-Japanese-ProperNoun-1en hasExample "Yukio Hatoyama (鳩山由紀夫 はとやま ゆきお, Hatoyama Yukio) - prime minister of Japan (16 September 2009 to 2 June 2010)".
• \u9EBB\u70E6-Mandarin-Noun-1en hasExample "你在自找麻烦！".
• \u9EBB\u7169-Mandarin-Noun-1en hasExample "你在自找麻煩！".
• \u9F90-Cantonese-Adjective-1en hasExample "龐大(的) = enormous".
• \uA000-Sichuan_Yi-Verb-1en hasExample "ꆏꇿꀀꌠꉬ? (Ne kat it su nge?)".
• \uA067-Sichuan_Yi-Verb-1en hasExample "ꆏꇿꁧꂯ？ (Ne kat bbo mix)".
• \uA18F-Sichuan_Yi-Pronoun-1en hasExample "ꐋꀨ，ꆏꇿꄉꇁ？ (Qop bop, ne kat da la?)".
• \uA1D3\uA213-Sichuan_Yi-Noun-1en hasExample "ꏪꐦꇓꈓ".
• \uA262-Sichuan_Yi-Pronoun-1en hasExample "ꉢꏪꐦꇓꈓꄉꇁ。 (Nga juo jjop lur kur da la.)".
• \uA2DA\uA067-Sichuan_Yi-Noun-1en hasExample "ꆍꃅꄷꎿꈎꋚꁧꒉꁧꂄꈓꉫꀕ？ (Nop mu ddix shur kut zza bbo yy bbo nbop kur ngex w?)".
• \uA40B\uA028-Sichuan_Yi-Noun-1en hasExample "ꐋꀨ，ꆏꇿꄉꇁ？ (Qop bop, ne kat da la?)".
• \uA489-Sichuan_Yi-Verb-1en hasExample "ꆏꇿꒉ？ (Ne kat yy?)".
• \uA5B8-Vai-Particle-1en hasExample "ꔔꘋ ꖸ".
• \uAC00\uB77D\uC9C0-Korean-Noun-2en hasExample "가락지를 끼다 (garagjireul ggida) Put on/wear a ring.".
• \uAC08-Korean-3-Verb-1en hasExample "서울로 갈 사람".
• \uAC08-Korean-3-Verb-2en hasExample "밭을 갈 때".
• \uAC1C\uBBF8-Korean-Noun-1en hasExample "(metaphorical) 개미 처럼 부지런하다 As hardworking as an ant.".
• \uAC54-Korean-2-Pronoun-1en hasExample "걔는 학교에서 늘 우등생이었다.".
• \uACA8-Korean-2-Noun-1en hasExample "똥 묻은 개가 겨 묻은 개를 나무란다.".
• \uACB8-Korean-Noun-1en hasExample "서재 겸 사랑".
• \uACB8-Korean-Noun-2en hasExample "님도 보고 뽕도 딸 겸".
• \uACBD-Korean-Suffix-1en hasExample "5시경, taseot-si gyeong, \"around five o'clock\"".
• \uACBD\uC6B0-Korean-Noun-2en hasExample "그럴 경우 세미나는 연기될 수 있는 것인지요?".
• \uACE0\uB9D9\uB2E4-Korean-Adjective-1en hasExample "This adjective is often translated as a form of “to thank”.".
• \uACE0\uC720-Korean-Noun-2en hasExample "In this sense, it is often used attributively and translated as \"proper\".".
• \uACE7-Korean-Adverb-1en hasExample "곧 야구 경기가 시작된다. (got yagu gyeonggiga sijakdoenda) The baseball match will begin shortly.".
• \uACF5\uC9DC-Korean-Noun-1en hasExample "공짜음악 (kongjja eumak) free music (e.g. downloadable)".
• \uACF5\uD56D-Korean-Noun-1en hasExample "- \"I think I can take the subway to the airport. Do you know where the subway is?\"".
• \uACFC\uC77C-Korean-Noun-1en hasExample "과일에는 많은 비타민이 들어 있다.".
• \uAD11-Korean-1-Noun-1en hasExample "Proverb: i.e. only when one is provided for can one care for others".
• \uAD6C\uBCC4\uD558\uB2E4-Korean-Verb-1en hasExample "일난성 쌍동이의 외모는 구별하기 어렵다. (ilnanseong ssangdong-i-ui oemoneun gubyeol-hagi eoryeopda) It's difficult to distinguish between the identical twins.".
• \uADE0-Korean-2-Noun-1en hasExample "태주균".
• \uADF8\uB987\uB418\uB2E4-Korean-Verb-1en hasExample "Usually be translated with \"be\" instead of \"become\".".
• \uAE30-Korean-2-Suffix-1en hasExample "is appended to a verb stem to nominalize the verb".
• \uAE30\uB300\uB418\uB2E4-Korean-Verb-1en hasExample "잘 될 것으로 기대된다.".
• \uAFC8\uC744-Korean-Noun-1en hasExample "꿈을 꾸다; to dream; to have a dream; to dream a dream".
• \uB098\uAC00\uB2E4-Korean-Verb-1en hasExample "방에서 (bang-eseo nagada): to leave the room".
• \uB0A0\uAC1C-Korean-Noun-1en hasExample "잠자리의 날개는 두 짝이다. Dragonflies have two pairs of wings.".
• \uB124-Korean-4-Pronoun-2en hasExample "a contraction of 너의 (neo-ui, \"your\"), the possessive form of (the second person singular familiar pronoun)".
• \uB178\uB8E8-Korean-Noun-1en hasExample "그녀의 눈은 마치 암노루의 눈을 닮았다.".
• \uB291\uB300-Korean-Noun-1en hasExample "늑대 떼 (neukdae tte) a pack of wolves".
• \uB2E4-Korean-2-Adverb-1en hasExample "청소를 다 했다.".
• \uB2E4\uB791\uC5B4-Korean-Noun-1en hasExample "Synonym: 참다랑어 chamdarang'eo".
• \uB300\uC2E0-Korean-1-Noun-1en hasExample "With , it is often translated as \"instead of\", \"in place of\", etc.:".
• \uB36B-Korean-Noun-1en hasExample "노루를 잡으려 놓은 덫에 토끼가 걸려 들었다. (norureul jaburyeo no-eun deoch-e tokkiga geollyeo deureotta.) A rabbit got caught in the trap which [I] set to catch roe deer.".
• \uB3C4-Korean-3-Particle-1en hasExample "나도! (nado!)".
• \uB3C4-Korean-3-Particle-2en hasExample "하나도 없어 (hana-do eobseo)".
• \uB418\uB2E4-Korean-Verb-1en hasExample "— “to become king”".
• \uB418\uB2E4-Korean-Verb-2en hasExample "— “The appointed time has arrived.”".
• \uB418\uB2E4-Korean-Verb-3en hasExample "— “May [I] ask a question?”".
• \uB4DC\uB514\uC5B4-Korean-Adverb-1en hasExample "드디어 남북통일이 되었다.".
• \uB4E4\uC5B4\uAC00\uB2E4-Korean-Verb-2en hasExample "내년에 대학교에 들어간다 (naenyeon-e daehakgyo-e deureoganda)—“I will attend university next year.”".
• \uB4E4\uC5B4\uAC00\uB2E4-Korean-Verb-3en hasExample "일주일 후면 겨울 방학에 들어간다. (Il-juil humyeon kyeoul panghage deureoganda.)—“Winter break begins in one week.”".
• \uB4E4\uC5B4\uAC00\uB2E4-Korean-Verb-6en hasExample "머리에 들어가다 (meori-e deureogada)—literally, “to enter one's head”".
• \uB54C-Korean-2-Noun-1en hasExample "Synonym: 시간 sigan".
• \uB808\uBAAC-Korean-Noun-2en hasExample "note: 레몬나무 (remon-namu) may also be used for \"lemon tree\"".
• \uB9CC\uB4E4\uB2E4-Korean-Verb-1en hasExample "종이 비행기를 만들다".
• \uB9CC\uB4E4\uB2E4-Korean-Verb-2en hasExample "시대에 맞는 헌법을 만들다".
• \uB9E4\uC77C-Korean-Adverb-1en hasExample "내가 매일 TV를 봐요. I watch TV every day.".
• \uBA39\uB2E4-Korean-Verb-1en hasExample "그 여자는 그 음식을 좀 먹었다. 그런데 모두 먹기에는 그렇게 배고프지 않았다. 그래서 나중에 다 먹으려고 냉장고에 그것을 넣어두었다. She ate some of the food, but was not hungry enough to eat it all, so she put the rest in the refrigerator to finish later.".
• \uBA74-Korean-Suffix-1en hasExample "suffix for verbs indicating conditional conjunctive".
• \uBAB0-Korean-3-Verb-1en hasExample "내가 몰 자동차".
• \uBABB-Korean-Prefix-1en hasExample "Used before a to indicate inability.".
• \uBC14\uC9C0-Korean-Noun-1en hasExample "바지를 입다. (bajireul ibda) Wear (put on) trousers.".
• \uBC8C-Korean-Noun-2en hasExample "한복 한 벌을 hanbok han beoreul 209579 A set of hanbok.".
• \uBC8C-Korean-Noun-4en hasExample "Related terms: 벌하다 (beolhada) to punish; 벌받다 (beolbatda), to be punished".
• \uBCF4\uB530\uB9AC-Korean-Noun-1en hasExample "보따리를 싸다 (boddari-reul ssada) to bundle; to make into a bundle;".
• \uBD80\uB9AC-CiaCia-Verb-1en hasExample "부리에".
• \uBD80\uB9AC-Korean-Noun-2en hasExample "총부리".
• \uC0C8-Korean-2-Noun-1en hasExample "새 집으로 벌써 이사했어요?".

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