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Statement [口述]

Statement
a message that is stated or declared
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[きん(近)·じ(似)·ち(値)]
kinjichi
noun

English Meanings:

noun
  1. approximate value; approximation
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[あ(当)·て·こ·す·る]
atekosuru
godan verb, intransitive verb

Alternate Written Forms:

[あ(当)·て·こす(擦)·る]
atekosuru

English Meanings:

godan verb, intransitive verb
  1. to insinuate; to satirize; to satirise; to take a dig at
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[ふう(風)·し(刺)]
fuushi
noun, suru verb, no adjective

Alternate Written Forms:

[ふう(諷)·し(刺)]
fuushi

English Meanings:

noun, suru verb, no adjective
  1. satire; irony; sarcasm
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[あ(当)·て·つ·け·る]
atetsukeru
ichidan verb, transitive verb

Alternate Written Forms:

[あ(当)·て·つ(付)·け·る]
atetsukeru

English Meanings:

ichidan verb, transitive verb
  1. to do (something) to spite (someone); to rebuke indirectly; to make an insinuation; to have a dig at
  2. to make a display of affection (for each other); to show off a relationship
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[あ(当)·て·つ·け]
atetsuke
noun

Alternate Written Forms:

[あ(当)·て·つ(付)·け]
atetsuke
[あて(当)·つけ(付)]
atetsuke

English Meanings:

noun
  1. something done out of spite; snide remark; insinuation; innuendo; dig
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[あ(当)·て·こ·す·り]
atekosuri
noun

Alternate Written Forms:

[あ(当)·て·こす(擦)·り]
atekosuri

English Meanings:

noun
  1. snide remark; insinuation; sly dig; disguised reproach; indirect criticism
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teikuauto
noun

Alternate Written Forms:

teekuauto

English Meanings:

noun
  1. take-out; take-away; carry-out
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