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noun
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crane fly, daddy longlegs (insect of family Tipulidae)(usually kana)
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かがんぼ《大蚊》
、ガガンボ
noun
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brat, kid, urchin, little devil(usually kana, colloquialism)
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preta, hungry ghost(Buddhist term)(orig. meaning)
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ガキ
noun
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leader of the pack (of a group of kids), neighborhood bully (neighbourhood)
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餓鬼大将【がきだいしょう】
expression, noun
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damn kids(derogatory, usually kana)
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がきども《餓鬼ども》
、がきども《餓鬼共》
noun
1.
feeling of a painting, atmosphere of a painting, mood of a painting
2.
state of mind when painting, mood to paint
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ガキンチョ
、ガキんちょ
noun
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lacecap hydrangea (Hydrangea macrophylla f. normalis)(usually kana)
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ガクアジサイ
expression, Godan-ru verb (irregular)
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to have learning, to be educated
See also:学のある
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学が有る【がくがある】
gakugaku
adverb, to-adverb, na-adjective, auxillary suru verb
1.
trembling (with fear, cold, etc.), shaking, chattering (of teeth)(onomatopia)
2.
coming loose, wobbling(onomatopia)
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がくがく
noun
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admission of university graduates to an undergraduate program(yojijukugo)
noun, na-adjective
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person who is book smart but lacking in common sense, person who is book smart but street dumb
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学者馬鹿【がくしゃばか】
、学者ばか【がくしゃばか】
expression, Godan-ru verb
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to be pedantic, to assume the air of a scholar
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学者振る【がくしゃぶる】
noun
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primary school kanji, 1,026 kanji studied in primary school
See also:教育漢字
noun
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learning program, on-screen tutorial(computer term)
noun
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treatise, monograph, study, paper (scientific, technical)
noun
1.
gagaku training place (Heian era)
See also:雅楽 (ががく)
2.
place for playing instruments
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楽所【がくそ】
noun
1.
Heian-period student of government administration(archaism)
2.
Buddhist scholar, researcher at a Buddhist temple, person studying Buddhism(archaism)
3.
learning, scholarship(archaism)
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学生【がくそう】
noun
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student council (details vary widely but a body of students that takes part in overseeing student behaviour or student activities)