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CHAPTER 5. WHAT THE DICTIONARIES SAY 218 402-g consult 402-f detr 402-e detr 402-d ens 402-c rec 402-b-ii rec 402-b rec 402-a eye 401-q gamb 401-p id 401-o id 401-n envis 401-m acom 401-l class 401-k ens 401-j detr 401-i eye 401-h rec 401-g rec 401-f expr 401-e cons 401-d visit 401-c spec 401-b halu 401-a eye eye 2 2 1 proc spec 1 tour 3 facl 3 halu read vide 1 rec 2 1 class 1 2 envis 2 disc 4 3 news visit 3 cons 2 audi 2 acom 1 detr 2 1 2 ens 4 1 expr 2 setg 1 gamb coloc 1 2 id 3 1 2 3 1 1 2 1 1 Table 5.7: Sense Divisions in Kenkyusha Japanese Dictionary
CHAPTER 5. WHAT THE DICTIONARIES SAY 219 401-a: miru, . . . ga mieru (perceive by the eye); (ki o tsukete) miru (look at): 401-b: (Yume nado ni miru): I saw him in a dream. 401-c: (geki, eiga, meisho nado o) miru (view), kanran [kenbutsu] suru (be aspectator of), mi ni iku (visit) 401-d: (hito ni) au, deau (meet:), kaiken suru, menkai suru (interview) 401-e: (hito ni) ai ni iku, mimau, tazuneru (call on); (isha ni) mite morau (consult); 401-f: (jiken nado o) miru, mokugeki suru; . . . ni sogusuru (undergo), keiken suru (experience): 401-g: shiru, satoru, rikai [ryokai]suru (comprehend, understand) 401-h: mitsukeru (descry), miwakeru (discern), kidzuku, mitomeru (notice); 401-i: mite miru, yoku shiraberu, kensa[kenbun] suru (examine) 401-j: (torishirabe nado ni yotte) tashikameru (ascertain), shiru (learn, nd out) 401-k: [tsurei that-clause matawa kakobunshi-kei no hogo o tomonatte ] (. . . suru [sareru]yo) ki o tsukeru, tehazu o suru, torihakarau (attend to, take care), kitto . . . suru (make sure) (cf. vi 4) 401-l: kangaeru (think, consider): 401-m: tsukisou, okuri todokeru (escort), miokuru 401-n: omoi ukaberu, sozosuru (imagine) 401-o: damatte mite iru, mokunin suru (recognize as tolerable) 401-p: [zoku] wairo no juju ni karande (hito ni) kaiken suru, . . . ni wairo o tsukau (bribe), baishusuru 401-q: (poker nado de, kake ni) ojiru (meet); (aite to) dogaku no kake ni ojiru. 402-a: miru (look); mieru, me ni suru, me ga kiku 402-b: wakaru, rikai suru, etoku suru 402-b-ii: (discern, understand): 402-c: minuku, kanpa suru, shosatsu suru (have insight into, through). 402-d: chui suru, i o kubaru (give attention or care) (cf. vt. 11) 402-e: tashikameru, shiru ( nd out), shiraberu (make inquiry) 402-f: kangaeru (consider, think), jukukosuru (deliberate) (whether, if). 402-g: hito ni au, menkai o yurusu Table 5.8: De nitions from Kenkyusha Japanese Dictionary
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