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Search Terms: *発*
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explosive growth of infections, explosion of cases of an infection
See also:パンデミック
expression, Godan-su verb
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to punch someone, to give someone a belt
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by a hair's breadth, in the nick of time, touch and go, close call, critical moment(yojijukugo)
Other readings:
危機一発【ききいっぱつ】[1]
Notes:
- word containing irregular kanji usage
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field developed program, FDP(computer term)
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invoking the coercive power of the state, calling upon the power of the state
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invention developed as a result of one's work
See also:職務発明
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occasional crime, crime instigated by external circumstances(obscure)
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polyarteritis nodosa(medical term)
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nuclear power generation, nuclear electricity generation
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nuclear power plant, nuclear power station
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area where a string of nuclear power plants are located(yojijukugo)
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Minister for the Restoration from and Prevention of Nuclear Accidents(abbreviation)
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primary lateral sclerosis, PLS(medical term)
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primary biliary cirrhosis
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primary pulmonary hypertension
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primary immunodeficiency syndrome
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aircraft engine
Other readings:
航空發動機【こうくうはつどうき】[1]
Notes:
- word containing out-dated kanji
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transient luminous event
Other readings:
高々度放電発光【こうこうどほうでんはっこう】
noun, auxillary suru verb
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occurring frequently (of a disease, condition, etc.), high incidence, being susceptible(medical term)
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susceptible age (for a disease, condition, etc.), common age(medical term)
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least developed among developing nations
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後発々展途上国【こうはつはってんとじょうこく】
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pervasive developmental disorder, PDD(medical term)
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enhancing national prestige, expanding national influence(yojijukugo)
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national land development (e.g. building infrastructure, roads, etc.)
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national development arterial expressway
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national research and development agency
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United Nations Development Program, UNDP