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Definition and meaning of 可笑しい - おかしい in Japanese

おかしい可笑しい
okashii

N4

1.weird; strange; ridiculous

Adjective

この機械はおかしいですね。
This machine is weird.
ka

N4

1.permitted, OK

Noun

このアルバイトは「学生可」ですね。
when placed after a noun, this shows that the noun is allowed or possible
かのう可能
kanou

N4

1.possible, potential

Adjectival Noun

それは可能ですか。
Is that possible?
かわいい可愛い
kawaii

N4

1.cute, lovely

Adjective

可愛い子ですね。
The child is lovely.
かわいがる可愛がる
kawaigaru

N4

1.love, cherish

godan ~る verb / transitive

彼女は猫を可愛がっています。
She cherishes her cat.
かわいそう可哀相
kawaisou

N4

1.poor, pitiable

Adjectival Noun

その可哀相な子供たちは食べるものがない。
Those poor children have nothing to eat.
かわいらしい可愛らしい
kawairashii

N4

1.lovely, charming

Adjective

彼女は娘に可愛らしい服を作りましたね。
She made her daughter some lovely clothes.
かのうせい可能性
kanousei

N4

1.possibility, capability

Noun

人の可能性はむげんです。
The possibilities of human beings are unlimited.
ka

N4

1.something that is allowed or permitted.

Noun, Noun, used as a suffix

この提案は私たちの予算内で可です。
This proposal is acceptable within our budget.
遅刻は許可されていません。時間厳守です。
Tardiness is not allowed. Punctuality is required.
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2.giving approval or being in favor.

Noun

投票で可を出すことは、賛成を意味します。
Casting a vote in favor means approval.
皆の意見が一致すれば、可が得られます。
If everyone's opinions align, approval can be obtained.
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3.achieving a satisfactory or passing grade.

Noun

彼の成績は可だった。
His grade was fair.
このテストは可以上を目指そう。
Let's aim for a passing grade on this test.
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かわいい可愛い
kawaii

N4

1.charming and lovely, with a touch of cuteness.

I-adjective (keiyoushi)

その子犬はとても可愛いです。
That puppy is very cute.
彼女の笑顔は本当に可愛い。
Her smile is really adorable.
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2.cute or adorable.

I-adjective (keiyoushi)

彼女の笑顔はとても可愛い。
Her smile is very cute.
可愛い猫が庭で遊んでいる。
A cute cat is playing in the garden.
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3.charming and endearing, like a child.

I-adjective (keiyoushi)

彼女の笑顔はとても可愛い。
Her smile is very cute.
可愛い子犬が庭で遊んでいる。
A cute puppy is playing in the yard.
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4.charming and cute.

I-adjective (keiyoushi)

彼女の猫はとても可愛い。
Her cat is very cute.
可愛い花が庭に咲いている。
Cute flowers are blooming in the garden.
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5.cute, charming, or adorable.

Wikipedia definition

その子犬はとても可愛いです。
That puppy is very cute.
可愛い服を買いたいです。
I want to buy cute clothes.
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かもなくふかもなし可もなく不可もなし
kamonaku fukamonashi

N4

1.neither acceptable nor unacceptable.

Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)

その映画は可もなく不可もなしでした。
That movie was neither good nor bad.
彼の提案は可もなく不可もなしのようです。
His proposal seems neither good nor bad.
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かもなくふかもなく可もなく不可もなく
kamonaku fukamonaku

N4

1.neither acceptable nor unacceptable.

Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)

彼の提案は可もなく不可もなくだった。
His proposal was neither good nor bad.
その映画は可もなく不可もなくの評価だ。
The movie received a neither good nor bad rating.
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かけつ可決
kaketsu

N4

1.the official approval or passing of something.

Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verb

その提案は全会一致で可決されました。
The proposal was approved unanimously.
法案が可決され、法律として成立しました。
The bill was passed and became law.
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はなび

花火

hanabi

definition
可笑しい おかしい
可能 かのう
可愛い かわいい
可愛がる かわいがる
可哀相 かわいそう
可愛らしい かわいらしい
可能性 かのうせい
可愛い かわいい
可もなく不可もなし かもなくふかもなし
可もなく不可もなく かもなくふかもなく
可決 かけつ

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