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<12Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
玉子焼き器 see styles |
tamagoyakiki たまごやきき |
frying pan for making rolled eggs |
釈迦に説法 see styles |
shakaniseppou / shakaniseppo しゃかにせっぽう |
(expression) (idiom) teaching your grandmother to suck eggs; teaching something to someone who knows more than you; preaching to the choir; lecturing to the Buddha |
たまご焼き器 see styles |
tamagoyakiki たまごやきき |
frying pan for making rolled eggs |
ハム・エッグ see styles |
hamu eggu ハム・エッグ |
ham and eggs |
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komochi こもち |
(1) parenthood; parent or someone with children on the way (esp. an expecting mother); (2) (of a fish) containing roe (eggs) |
フライドエッグ see styles |
furaidoeggu フライドエッグ |
fried eggs |
ベーコンエッグ see styles |
beekoneggu ベーコンエッグ |
bacon (and) eggs |
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tamago たまご |
(1) (卵 only) eggs; egg; spawn; roe; (2) (玉子 oft. used in cooking) (hen's) egg; (3) (卵 only) (an expert) in the making; (4) (卵 only) beginning; origin; infancy |
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karamuki からむき |
shelling (e.g. of eggs, nuts, crabs and such) |
フライド・エッグ see styles |
furaido eggu フライド・エッグ |
fried eggs |
ベーコン・エッグ see styles |
beekon eggu ベーコン・エッグ |
bacon (and) eggs |
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akashiyaki あかしやき |
(1) var. of pottery from Hyogo prefecture; (2) round balls made from eggs, flour, etc., (local food of Akashi) |
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uni; uni うに; ウニ |
(1) (kana only) sea urchin; (2) {food} (usu. 雲丹) seasoned sea urchin eggs |
スクランブルエッグ see styles |
sukuranburueggu スクランブルエッグ |
scrambled eggs |
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takuran たくらん |
(noun/participle) brood parasitism (planting one's eggs in another bird's nest, as demonstrated by the cuckoo, etc.) |
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beidan; heidan; heitan / bedan; hedan; hetan べいだん; へいだん; へいたん |
Heian-period pastry made of duck or goose eggs mixed with vegetables boiled and wrapped in mochi which is then cut into squares |
鳥不拉屎,雞不生蛋 鸟不拉屎,鸡不生蛋 see styles |
niǎo bù lā shǐ , jī bù shēng dàn niao3 bu4 la1 shi3 , ji1 bu4 sheng1 dan4 niao pu la shih , chi pu sheng tan |
lit. (a place where) birds don't defecate and hens don't lay eggs (idiom); fig. god-forsaken; remote and desolate |
鳥不生蛋,狗不拉屎 鸟不生蛋,狗不拉屎 see styles |
niǎo bù shēng dàn , gǒu bù lā shǐ niao3 bu4 sheng1 dan4 , gou3 bu4 la1 shi3 niao pu sheng tan , kou pu la shih |
lit. (a place where) birds don't lay eggs and dogs don't defecate (idiom); fig. god-forsaken; remote and desolate |
スクランブル・エッグ see styles |
sukuranburu eggu スクランブル・エッグ |
scrambled eggs |
スクランブルドエッグ see styles |
sukuranburudoeggu スクランブルドエッグ |
scrambled eggs |
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tamago たまご |
(1) (卵 only) eggs; egg; spawn; roe; (2) (oft. 玉子 in cooking) (hen's) egg; (3) (卵 only) (an expert) in the making; (4) (卵 only) beginning; origin; infancy |
スクランブルド・エッグ see styles |
sukuranburudo eggu スクランブルド・エッグ |
scrambled eggs |
スクランブルドエッグズ see styles |
sukuranburudoegguzu スクランブルドエッグズ |
scrambled eggs |
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umu うむ |
(transitive verb) (1) to give birth; to bear (child); to lay (eggs); (transitive verb) (2) to produce; to yield; to give rise to; to deliver |
スクランブルド・エッグズ see styles |
sukuranburudo egguzu スクランブルド・エッグズ |
scrambled eggs |
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hamueggu; hamu eggu ハムエッグ; ハム・エッグ |
ham and eggs |
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piroshiki; biroshiki(ik) ピロシキ; ビロシキ(ik) |
piroshki (Russian pierogi; meat and eggs, etc. baked in bread) (rus: pirozhki) |
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tokihogusu ときほぐす |
(transitive verb) to beat (eggs) |
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nishikitamago にしきたまご |
silk brocade eggs; nishiki tamago; sweet steamed layered egg cake |
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taanoobaa; taan oobaa / tanooba; tan ooba ターンオーバー; ターン・オーバー |
(1) {sports} turnover (of possession); (2) (metabolic) turnover; (3) egg cooked on both sides (wasei:); eggs over easy; (4) {sports} number of strokes in a set time or distance (swimming) |
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beekoneggu; beekon eggu ベーコンエッグ; ベーコン・エッグ |
bacon (and) eggs |
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nukazuke(糠漬ke, 糠漬, nuka漬ke); nukazuke(nuka漬ke) ぬかづけ(糠漬け, 糠漬, ぬか漬け); ヌカづけ(ヌカ漬け) |
pickles made in brine and fermented rice bran (esp. vegetables, also meat, fish, eggs, etc.) |
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nanako ななこ |
(1) decorating a metal surface with small dots resembling fish eggs; (2) (abbreviation) (See 魚子織り) twill weave; basket weave |
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tamagoyakiki たまごやきき |
(See 卵焼き・1) frying pan for making rolled eggs |
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eggubenedikuto; eggu benedikuto エッグベネディクト; エッグ・ベネディクト |
eggs Benedict |
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tamagoyaki たまごやき |
(1) {food} rolled egg; rolled omelette (omelet); (2) {food} fried egg; (3) frying pan for making rolled eggs |
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toku とく |
(transitive verb) to dissolve (paint); to scramble (eggs); to melt (metal, etc.); to mix (water with flour, etc.) |
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iritamago いりたまご |
scrambled eggs |
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seniharahakaerarenu せにはらはかえられぬ |
(expression) (proverb) (See 背に腹はかえられない) you can't make an omelet without breaking eggs; a small sacrifice may be necessary to solve a more pressing problem |
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seniharahakaerarenai せにはらはかえられない |
(exp,adj-i) (proverb) you can't make an omelet without breaking eggs; a small sacrifice may be necessary to solve a more pressing problem |
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seniharahakaerarenai せにはらはかえられない |
(exp,adj-i) (proverb) you can't make an omelet without breaking eggs; a small sacrifice may be necessary to solve a more pressing problem |
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sukuranburueggu; sukuranburudoeggu; sukuranburudoegguzu; sukuranburu eggu; sukuranburudo eggu; sukuranburudo egguzu スクランブルエッグ; スクランブルドエッグ; スクランブルドエッグズ; スクランブル・エッグ; スクランブルド・エッグ; スクランブルド・エッグズ |
scrambled eggs |
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