ダイヤモンド
Frequency rank: 16,866. – 16,938.
- diamond (mineral, gemstone)
- diamond; infieldbaseball
- diamond (card suit)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
- ダイヤモンドFrequency rank: 16,866. – 16,938.
- ダイアモンドFrequency rank: 45,256. – 46,118.
Generated definitions (experimental)
- diamond (mineral, gemstone)
- diamond; infield
- diamond (card suit)
This meaning refers to the precious stone that is often used in jewelry and symbolizes luxury and wealth. It is also known for its hardness and brilliance.
She received a diamond ring.
In a baseball context, this usage refers to the area of the field where the game is played, specifically the infield where bases are located.
He ran around the baseball diamond.
This meaning pertains to the suit of playing cards, where diamonds are one of the four suits in a standard deck.
Generated collocations (experimental)
だいやもんどダイヤモンドをかう買うto buy a diamondだいやもんどダイヤモンドのゆびわ指輪diamond ringだいやもんどダイヤモンドのげんせき原石diamond roughだいやもんどダイヤモンドがうまいto be skilled at poker (playing with diamond cards)だいやもんどダイヤモンドをみがく磨くto polish a diamondこんやく婚約だいやもんどダイヤモンドengagement diamondだいやもんどダイヤモンドのかがやき輝きbrilliance of a diamondだいやもんどダイヤモンドしじょう市場diamond marketだいやもんどダイヤモンドにとうし投資するto invest in diamondsだいやもんどダイヤモンドのねっくれすネックレスdiamond necklaceだいやもんどダイヤモンドかあどカードdiamond card (credit card tier)
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
- だいやもんどダイヤモンドにおなじ同じ．.
Example sentences
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The hardness of diamond is such that it can cut glass.
Kevin has bought a diamond ring and is going to pop the question to Kim tonight.
Kate always shows off the big diamond ring she got from her fiance.
Kim is so tight, if you stuck a lump of coal up her ass, in two weeks you'd have a diamond!
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