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条件付き飛越し命令じょうけんつきとびこしめいれいNoun
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Computing

conditional jump instruction

飛越し命令とびこしめいれいNoun
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Computing

jump instruction

無条件飛越し命令むじょうけんとびこしめいれいNoun
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Computing

unconditional jump instruction

超越論的方法ちょうえつろんてきほうほうNoun
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transcendental method

信心過ぎて極楽を通り越すしんじんすぎてごくらくをとおりこすExpressionGodan verb
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Proverb

faith is best in moderation; worship too hard and you will pass right through paradise

当座貸越当座貸越しとうざかしこしNoun
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overdraft

量子超越性りょうしちょうえつせいNoun
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Computing

quantum supremacy; quantum advantage

お越しになるおこしになるExpressionHonorificGodan verb
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to come; to go

Examples
お客様は１時間以内にお越しになるはずです。
Our guests should be here within an hour.
中越地震ちゅうえつじしんNoun
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Chūetsu earthquake (Niigata prefecture, 2004)

越境学習えっきょうがくしゅうNoun
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cross-boundary learning

時を越えて時を超えてときをこえてExpression
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(surviving until the present day) through time

株式会社不二越かぶしきがいしゃふじこしNoun
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Organization name

Nachi-Fujikoshi Corporation

宮越商事みやこししょうじNoun
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Organization name

Miyakoshi Corporation

上越教育大学じょうえつきょういくだいがくNoun
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Organization name

Jōetsu University of Education

信越化学工業しんえつかがくこうぎょうNoun
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Company name

Shin-Etsu Chemical

上越本線じょうえつほんせんNoun
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Service

Jōetsu Main Line

新潟県中越地震にいがたけんちゅうえつじしんNoun
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Event

Chūetsu earthquake (Niigata prefecture, 2004)

中越地震ちゅうえつじしんNoun
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Event

Chūetsu earthquake (Niigata prefecture, 2004)

越後えちごNounFreq #25632
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Historical term

Echigo (former province located in present-day Niigata Prefecture)

越前えちぜんNounFreq #27063
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Historical term

Echizen (former province located in parts of present-day Fukui and Gifu prefectures)

越中えっちゅうNounFreq #37178
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Historical term

Etchū (former province located in present-day Toyama Prefecture)

三越さんえつNounFreq #55445
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Historical term

San'etsu (the three former provinces of Echizen, Etchū and Echigo)

呉越ごえつNounFreq #137359
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Historical term

Wu and Yue (two rival states in ancient China)

越国こしのくにNounFreq #195490
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Historical term

Koshi (former province located in present-day Fukui, Ishikawa, Toyama and Niigata prefectures; later split into Echizen, Etchū, and Echigo)

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