- cicada; locust
- small-sized pulley
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- cicada; locust
- small-sized pulley
This refers to the insect known for its loud sound during summer. Cicadas are often associated with hot weather and are commonly heard in the background of Japanese summers.
This refers to a mechanical device that helps in lifting or moving objects. It is typically used in various applications such as construction or in the context of sports equipment.
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Refers to a cicada, an insect known for its loud summer calls, symbolizing summer in Japan.
Refers to the act of catching or collecting cicadas, often done by children during summer.
General term for insects, which includes cicadas among many other types.
Refers to the sound made by animals, including the distinct call of the cicada.
Refers to insects as a whole, encompassing all types, including cicadas.
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"Here ... the sound of the cicadas is different." "Oh my, I'm impressed you noticed. You've got a good sense of pitch!"