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Search Terms: *校*
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noun
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preparatory school (for entrance examinations), cram school, cramming school
noun, auxillary suru verb
1.
proofreading, correction of press(only relevant for 校正)
2.
calibration
Other readings:
較正【こうせい】
noun
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normal school (pre-war Japan), teachers' training college
noun
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ancient architectural style using interlocked triangular logs
Other readings:
校倉造【あぜくらづくり】
noun
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integrated set of schools that offers education from one stage to the next without taking entrance exams en route
noun
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combined school (e.g. junior high and high school)
See also:中高一貫校 (ちゅうこういっかんこう)
noun
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private school that allows students to advance from one stage of education to the next, often kindergarten to university, without taking entrance exams en route, escalator school(colloquialism)
See also:エスカレーター校
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エスカレータ学校【エスカレータがっこう】
noun
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private school that allows students to advance from one stage of education to the next, often kindergarten to university, without taking entrance exams en route(colloquialism)
See also:エスカレーター学校 (エスカレーターがっこう)
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エスカレータ校【エスカレータこう】
noun
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reduction (of pressure) to mean sea level
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海面校正【かいめんこうせい】
noun
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underground website or online message board for a school where students typically exchange information on tests, commit cyberbullying, etc.
noun
1.
school grammar
2.
system of Japanese grammar used in Japanese schools and dictionaries
noun, auxillary suru verb
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collation, examining and comparing
Other readings:
校合【こうごう】
、挍合【きょうごう】
、挍合【こうごう】
noun
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pavilion housing the historical archives (in Heian Palace)
See also:十七殿
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校書殿【こうしょでん】
noun
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prefectural senior high school, public senior high school
noun
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noun
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technical junior college
noun
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Certificate for Students Achieving the Proficiency Level of Upper Secondary School Graduates, Japanese high-school equivalency examination(abbreviation)
See also:高等学校卒業程度認定試験
noun
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changing one's image and becoming more social and extroverted upon entering high school(colloquialism)(oft. derog.)