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弱い相互作用よわいそうごさようNounExpressionFreq #224010
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Physics

weak interaction

相生の松あいおいのまつNounFreq #225095
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double pine; twin pines

様相論理ようそうろんりNounFreq #226829
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modal logic

名実相伴うめいじつあいともなうExpressionGodan verbFreq #229853
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to be true to one's name; to live up to one's reputation

相互理解を図るそうごりかいをはかるExpressionGodan verbFreq #231814
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to strive for mutual understanding

金塊相場きんかいそうばNounFreq #234129
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gold bullion quotation; gold rate; price of gold

相見積もり相見積り合い見積もり合い見積りあいみつもり合見積り合見積NounFreq #235144
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(obtaining) quotes from several companies; (fielding) competitive bids; competitive bidding

相違なくそういなくAdverbFreq #236757
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certainly; surely

上げ相場あげそうばNounFreq #237931
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bullish market; bull market

真相調査しんそうちょうさNounFreq #238970
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fact-finding

皮相浅薄ひそうせんぱくNoun～な Adj.四字熟語Freq #240815
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shallow and unwise; superficial and thoughtless

公定相場こうていそうばNounFreq #240958
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ceiling price; official quotation

強い相互作用つよいそうごさようNounExpressionFreq #241761
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Physics

strong interaction

人のふんどしで相撲を取る人の褌で相撲を取るひとのふんどしで相撲を取るひとのふんどしですもうをとるExpressionGodan verbFreq #241969
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Idiomatic expression

to profit at someone else's expense; to rob Peter to pay Paul; to take risks with other people's money

固定相場制こていそうばせいNounFreq #242879
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Abbreviation; Economics

fixed exchange rate system

固定相場こていそうばNounFreq #243163
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Economics

fixed exchange rates; pegged rate of exchange; fixed rate

第３相試験第三相試験だいさんそうしけんNounFreq #248164
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phase III study; phase III trial

文化相対主義ぶんかそうたいしゅぎNounFreq #248169
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cultural relativism

四つ相撲よつずもうNounFreq #248256
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Sumo

wrestling in which both wrestlers grasp the other's belt with both hands

相続税法そうぞくぜいほうNounFreq #251113
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Law

Inheritance Tax Act

消費者相談しょうひしゃそうだんNounFreq #254036
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consumer advice; consumer consultation

相殺関税そうさいかんぜいNounFreq #255867
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countervailing duty

無料電話相談むりょうでんわそうだんNounFreq #257690
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free phone consultation; free phone consultation service

他人のふんどしで相撲を取る他人の褌で相撲を取るたにんのふんどしですもうをとるExpressionGodan verbFreq #258535
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to profit at someone else's expense; to rob Peter to pay Paul; to take risks with other people's money

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