MIT Lesson 27A Kanji: ��

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In the following definitions, on (Chinese-based) readings are represented by katakana; kun (native Japanese-based) readings are represented by hiragana. This is a common dictionary convention, and does not have any bearing on meaning.

Printed form:: ��
Readings:: ��; ��; ��
Meaning:: dislike; unpleasant
Usage Examples:: ��; ��

Printed form:: ��
Readings:: ��
Meaning:: graduate
Usage Examples:: ��; �� graduation thesis

Printed form:: ��
Readings:: ��; ��
Meaning:: choose
Usage Examples:: ��; ��

Printed form:: ��
Readings:: ��
Meaning:: responsibility; blame
Usage Examples:: ��; �� take responsibility

Printed form:: ��
Readings:: ��; ��
Meaning:: duty; leave to; entrust
Usage Examples:: ��; �� chief

Printed form:: ��
Readings:: ��; ��
Meaning:: chart; graph
Usage Examples:: ��; ��; �� represent

Printed form:: ��
Readings:: ��; ��
Meaning:: receive
Usage Examples:: ��; ��

Printed form:: ��
Readings:: ��; ��; ��
Meaning:: raise
Usage Examples:: ��; ��; ��

Printed form:: ��
Readings:: ��; ��; ��
Meaning:: bear on shoulder; undertake
Usage Examples:: ��; �� take charge (of a class)

Printed form:: ��
Readings:: ��
Meaning:: trade
Usage Examples:: ��

Printed form:: ��
Readings:: ��; ��
Meaning:: easy; exchange
Usage Examples:: ��

Printed form:: ��
Readings:: ��
Meaning:: tag; bill
Usage Examples:: ��; �� bundle of bills

Printed form:: ��
Readings:: ��; ��
Meaning:: duty
Usage Examples:: ��; ��; �� duty; work

Printed form:: ��
Readings:: ��
Meaning:: commercial; trade
Usage Examples:: �� business; commerce; ��; �� merchandise

Printed form:: ��
Readings:: ��
Meaning:: in advance
Usage Examples:: ��; ��; ��