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谷区立松濤美術館しぶやくりつしょうとうびじゅつかんNoun
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Organization name

Shoto Museum of Art

しぶくさNounArchaic
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Japanese dock (a plant) (Rumex japonicus)

じゅうNounFreq #15553
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Noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; Intransitive verb; Nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

bitterness; distress; pain; anguish; affliction

Examples
だからまあ、学生会としても苦渋の決断てやつなんだ。わかってやってくれ。
So, well, it's a bitter decision for the student council to make as well. Give 'em a break.
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bitterness and astringency

んじゅうNoun~な Adj.Intransitive~する VerbFreq #51054
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suffering; distress; difficulty; hardship; misery; being bogged down; hurdle

出しししぶTransitiveGodan verbFreq #60173
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to grudge; to be stingy; to be unwilling to pay

いじゅうNoun~な Adj.Freq #83691
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ambiguous; obscure; equivocal

交通うつうじゅうたいNounFreq #87632
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traffic congestion; traffic jam; (traffic) deadlock

Examples
ラッシュアワーの交通渋滞にあった。
I was caught in the rush hour.
言いいしぶTransitiveGodan verbFreq #89180
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to hesitate to say

苦汁をなめる苦汁を舐める苦汁を嘗めるくじゅうをなめるをなめるExpressionIchidan verbFreq #90218
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Idiomatic expression

to have a bitter experience

茶しぶゃしぶNounFreq #125401
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tea incrustation; tea stains (on teeth, cups, etc.)

売りりしぶTransitiveGodan verbFreq #128410
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to be reluctant to sell

きしぶNounFreq #131262
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kakishibu; astringent persimmon juice used as a dye or to treat wood, paper, etc.

貸しししぶりNounFreq #140324
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Finance

reluctance to lend; tight lending; credit crunch

Examples
最近、銀行の貸し渋りで倒産する会社が増えている。
A lot of companies are going under lately because banks are so tight with their money.
答えをこたえをしぶるExpressionGodan verbFreq #151846
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to be reluctant to answer; to hesitate to answer

しぶるTransitiveGodan verbFreq #152868
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to be unwilling to go out

事故じこじゅうたいNounFreq #167366
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congestion caused by a traffic accident

したしぶりNounFreq #267982
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(stock market) steadiness

なしぶNoun
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aqueous iron rust

だいじゅうたいNoun
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huge (traffic) congestion; major traffic jam; complete standstill; total gridlock

の決断くじゅうのけつだんNounExpression
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agonizing decision

下げげしぶGodan verb
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to hold up; to be steady