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作業台さぎょうだいNounFreq #30738
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workbench; work table

舞台袖ぶたいそでNounFreq #31216
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wings of a stage; side stage; coulisse

舞台裏ぶたいうらNounFreq #31274
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offstage; backstage; behind the scenes

滑り台すべり台すべりだいNounFreq #31917
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(playground) slide

Examples
アリスは長い滑り台を滑り降りた。
Alice slid down the long slide.
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(ship) launching platform; sliding ways; slipway

大舞台おおぶたいだいぶたいNounFreq #33630
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large stage; grand stage

2

the big stage; grand setting

流し台ながしだいNounFreq #36376
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sink; washstand

調理台ちょうりだいNounFreq #36837
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kitchen table; kitchen counter; working surface

断頭台だんとうだいNounFreq #36913
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(beheading) block; guillotine; scaffold

Examples
チャールズ１世は断頭台で処刑された。
Charles I had his head cut off.
処刑台しょけいだいNounFreq #38325
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scaffold; gallows

決めゼリフ決め台詞決め科白きめゼリフ (決めゼリフ)きめぜりふ (決め台詞／決め科白)NounFreq #39523
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signature phrase; signature saying

見張り台みはりだいNounFreq #41339
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watchtower; watch tower; lookout tower

舞台装置ぶたいそうちNoun四字熟語Freq #41641
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stage setting

天文台てんもんだいNounFreq #43005
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astronomical observatory

Examples
その天文台はよい位置にある。
That observatory stands in a good location.
練習台れんしゅうだいNounFreq #43958
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practice kit; practice board

2

practice partner; training partner

番台ばんだいNounFreq #44022
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attendant's booth (in a bathhouse changing room); door-keeper's stand; watcher's seat

お台場おだいばNounFreq #45211
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Odaiba (artificial island in Tokyo Bay)

手術台しゅじゅつだいNounFreq #45245
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operating table

露台ろだいNounFreq #46073
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balcony

屋台骨やたいぼねNounFreq #49558
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framework (of a building); foundation

2

mainstay; support; supporter; fortune

化粧台けしょうだいNounFreq #49668
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dressing table; dresser

Examples
この化粧台は場所を取りすぎる。
This dresser takes up too much room.
大台おおだいNounFreq #50060
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(major) mark; level; barrier

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Finance

100-yen unit (stock market)

絞首台こうしゅだいNounFreq #50146
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gallows

Examples
罪人は絞首台に送られた。
The criminal was sent to the gallows.
発射台はっしゃだいNounFreq #52422
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launching pad

Examples
ロケットは発射台から打ち上げられた。
The rockets were fired from a launching pad.
灯台下暗し灯台もと暗しとうだいもとくらしExpressionFreq #53942
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Proverb

it is darkest under the lamp post; it's hard to see what is under your nose; go abroad to hear of home; you must go into the country to hear what news at London

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