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得 — Kanji · 11 strokes

gain · get · find · earn · acquire

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Jōyō · elementary grade 5 #175 most frequent in newspapers

Words starting with 得

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Words containing 得

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無得点むとくてんscoreless (game or competition)心得こころえるto know · to understand · to be aware of見栄みえshow · display · pretensions習得しゅうとくlearning · acquisition (of a skill, knowledge, etc.)心得こころえknowledge (of a skill, art, etc.) · proficiency · understanding利得りとくgain · profit · benefit損得そんとくloss and gain · advantage and disadvantage体得たいとくmastery · learning through experience · realization不得意ふとくいone's weak point会得えとくunderstanding · comprehension · grasp自業自得じごうじとくpaying for one's mistakes · getting one's just deserts · suffering the consequences (of one's own actions)拾得しゅうとくfinding (lost property) · picking up勝かち得えるto achieve · to win · to gain不得手ふえてweak point · unskillfulness不心得ふこころえindiscretion · imprudence · rudeness収得しゅうとくacquiring · obtaining · receivingお得とくgood-value · economical · advantageous (price, deal, etc.)取とり柄えworth · merit · value説得力せっとくりょくpersuasiveness · powers of persuasion · cogencyやむを得えないcannot be helped · unavoidable買かい得どくbargain · good buyざるを得えないhave to · have no choice but to · cannot help (doing)あり得えないimpossible · unthinkable · unbelievableお買かい得どくbargain · good buy · budgetせざるを得えないcannot avoid doing · cannot help but (do) · is compelled to do一挙両得いっきょりょうとくkilling two birds with one stone · serving two ends一得いっとくone advantage · merit一得一失いっとくいっしつgaining some and losing some · (something having its) advantages and disadvantages課税所得かぜいしょとくtaxable income我わが意いを得えるto approve of既得きとくvested · already acquired起おこりうるto be possible to occur勤労所得きんろうしょとくearned incomeやむを得えずunavoidably · inevitably · necessarily取得者しゅとくしゃacquirer拾得物しゅうとくぶつfound article生得せいとくone's nature or personality · inherent · innate先取得点せんしゅとくてんfirst runs scored

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