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詩歌 しいか

  1. Japanese and Chinese poetry
  2. poems; poetry

詩歌管弦 しいかかんげん

  1. Chinese and Japanese poetry and instrumental music; literature and music; poetry and music

作る つくる N5

  1. to build; to construct; to make; to manufacture; to produce
  2. to brew (alcohol); to prepare (food)
  3. to cultivate; to grow; to raise; to train
  4. to till
  5. to draw up (a document); to make out; to prepare; to write
  6. to compose; to create (an artistic work, etc.)
  7. to coin (a phrase); to establish; to found; to organise; to organize
  8. to have (a child)
  9. to make up (one's face, etc.)
  10. to fabricate (an excuse, etc.)
  11. to feign (a smile, etc.); to give a (false) appearance; to put on a show of emotion
  12. to form (a line, etc.)
  13. to set (a record)
  14. to commit (a sin, etc.)

講ずる こうずる

  1. to give a lecture (on); to lecture; to read aloud
  2. to adopt (e.g. a policy); to carry out (e.g. a plan); to devise (e.g. a strategy); to take (e.g. measures); to work out (e.g. a tactic)
  3. to make peace (with); to make up (with); to reconciliate (with)
  4. to recite poetry (at a poetry gathering)

講じる こうじる

  1. to give a lecture (on); to lecture; to read aloud
  2. to carry out (e.g. a plan) to adopt (e.g. a policy); to devise (e.g. a strategy); to take (e.g. measures); to work out (e.g. a tactic)
  3. to confer; to hold conference (with); to negotiate (with)
  4. to make peace (with); to make up (with); to reconciliate (with)

遊ばす あそばす

  1. to entertain; to keep (someone) amused; to let (someone) play
  2. to leave idle; to let go to waste; to not make use of
  3. to do
  4. to do
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