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Meanings of japan (japanned) in anglès
A string of more than 3,000 islands to the east of Asia extending 1,300 miles between the Sea of Japan and the western Pacific Ocean.
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Examples for "Nippon"
Examples for "Nippon"
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Australian Paper, a wholly owned unit of Nippon Paper, welcomed the sale.
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The issue will dilute existing Nippon Electric shares by about 4 percent.
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The Imperial Navy developed it to use in their war with Nippon.
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Some stocks to watch include Nippon Steel Corp 5401.T and other steelmakers.
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In splendid weather, almost calm, we sailed along the coast of Nippon.
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Anthony Cundy is the only non-Japanese to have been given a teaching license in Nihon Eiho.
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Then the Nihon Tokushu Kōgyō Company arrived.
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Takahashi, one of eight Nihon Kotsu drivers behind the wheel of the electric taxis, is also content with his ride.
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Production resumed late on Friday as negotiations continued, and operations returned to normal on Saturday, Nihon Plast spokesman Mutsuo Suzuki said.
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Some compromise over the size and form of the government's stake still looks likely, said Nihon University political science professor Tomoaki Iwai.
An East Asian island country located in the Pacific Ocean, to the east of China, Korea, and Russia, stretching from the Sea of Okhotsk in the north to the East China Sea in the south.
See moreUsage of japanned in anglès
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Soges had a new sword, brightly japanned and glittering in the sun.
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For a very small library a few japanned tin trays will serve.
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All boxes for rough travelling should be made of strong metal, japanned.
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Before them lay a japanned tin box, secured by a brass padlock.
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In the Colchester Museum is an automatic tobacco-box and till of japanned iron.
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And there was the japanned tin case fastened to the end of it.
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He drew out a large japanned tin case, and carried it to Anton.
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By the way, did you see a black japanned box in his room?
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His shoes, which were brightly japanned, were surmounted with large square silver buckles.
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Chrissie came over with the tea service on an antique black japanned tray.
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Meanwhile, however, he hunted up the key to the japanned box and unlocked it.
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The neck, or collet, of the button is japanned after being stamped and cut.
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They would as soon thought of attributing sentiment to one of the japanned deed-boxes.
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The Fingall inventory mentions japanned furniture as well as items in oak and walnut.
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There were three japanned boxes placed together, and then covered.
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There was a japanned despatch box in one corner.
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