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noun
championship match
Other readings:
公式試合【こうしきじあい】

noun, auxillary suru verb
mixing of public and private affairs, mixing business with personal affairs, mixing work and private matters

noun
apartment house built by the Japan Housing Corporation

noun
public line (as opposed to a private or leased line)(computer term)

こうしゅうそうしんけ
koushuusoushinken
noun
public transmission rights (e.g. putting copyrightable material on the WWW or an FTP server)

noun
1.
public lavatory
2.
slut, whore, floozy, tramp, trollop(slang, vulgar, derogatory)

noun
postulate (in math, logic, etc.)

noun
rescue and assistance (by public bodies) (e.g. in time of disaster)

noun
authentication, notarization, notarisation

noun
official injury exemption system, system for exempting players injured in an official match from pay reduction or demotion(sports term)

noun
public order and morals, social standards, public policy(yojijukugo)

noun, na-adjective
fair and impartial, just and unselfish(yojijukugo)

こうぜん
kouzenwaisetsu
noun
public indecency, indecent exposure
Other readings:
公然猥褻【こうぜんわいせつ】

こうぜんざい
kouzenwaisetsuzai
noun
(crime of) public indecency
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公然猥褻罪【こうぜんわいせつざい】

noun
limitation, prescription of the right to prosecute an accused, statute of limitation(law term)

noun
public land, government land
See also:私地 (antonym)

noun
complete state ownership of land and citizens (proclaimed by the Taika reforms) (Ritsuryo period)
See also:私地私民

こうじつ
kouchinojijitsu
expression, noun
common knowledge, well-known fact, public knowledge

noun
offices of a public or governmental organization (organisation)

noun, auxillary suru verb
public consultation, public information
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公聴【こうちょう】

noun
place of ceremony, public place

noun, auxillary suru verb
revolution (of heavens)

noun
paddy administered directly by a ruler (historical)
Other readings:
公田【くでん】

noun
period of revolution (e.g. of the Sun, of the Moon), orbital period

noun
General Epistles (James, Peter, Jude, John), Catholic Epistles, General Letters

noun
public morality, social morals, civic virtues
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