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宣

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  1. ①
    せん
    Sen
  2. ②
    あきら
    Akira
  3. ③
    しめす
    Shimesu
  4. ④
    せんじ
    Senji
  5. ⑤
    そん
    Son
  6. ⑥
    とおる
    ✨
    Tooru
  7. ⑦
    のぶ
    Nobu
  8. ⑧
    のぶる
    Noburu
  9. ⑨
    のぼる
    Noboru
  10. ⑩
    よしひろ
    Yoshihiro
  11. ⑪
    ひろむ
    Hiromu
Kanji
宣 セン proclaim, say, announce
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宣伝せんでん

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Inflections of 宣伝
Common N2
せんでん
Meaning
    1. ①
      publicity; advertisement; advertising; propaganda
      その商品しょうひんはテレビで宣伝せんでんされている。
      The goods are advertised on TV.
    1. ①
      EN Promotion is a term used frequently in marketing and is one of the market mix elements.
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Kanji
宣 セン proclaim, say, announce 伝 デン transmit, go along, walk along
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宣誓せんせい

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Inflections of 宣誓
Common
せんせい
Meaning
    1. ①
      oath; abjuration; pledge
      彼かれは市長しちょうに宣誓せんせい就任しゅうにんした。
      He was sworn in as mayor.
    1. ①
      EN Traditionally an oath (from Anglo-Saxon āð, also called plight) is either a statement of fact or a promise with wording relating to something considered sacr...
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Kanji
宣 セン proclaim, say, announce 誓 セイ vow, swear, pledge
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宣戦布告せんせんふこく

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Inflections of 宣戦布告
せんせんふこく
Meaning
    1. ①
      declaration of war; proclamation of war
      イランはアメリカ合衆国がっしゅうこくに対たいして宣戦布告せんせんふこくをした。
      Iran proclaimed war against the US.
    1. ①
      EN A declaration of war is a formal act by which one state goes to war against another.
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Kanji
宣 セン proclaim, say, announce 戦 セン war, battle, match 布 フ linen, cloth, spread 告 コク revelation, tell, inform
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宣告せんこく

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Inflections of 宣告
Common
せんこく
Meaning
    1. ①
      law
      sentencing; pronouncement of a verdict; passing of sentence
      裁判官さいばんかんは彼かれに死刑しけいを宣告せんこくした。
      The judge condemned him to death.
    2. ②
      declaration (of a diagnosis, bankruptcy, decision, etc.); announcement; pronouncement
Kanji
宣 セン proclaim, say, announce 告 コク revelation, tell, inform
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のたまう

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Inflections of のたまう
のたまう
Meaning
    1. to say; to be pleased to say
      originally respectful language; nowadays oft. used sarcastically
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