What does dice in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word dice in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use dice in Japanese.
The word dice in Japanese means さいころ, クラップス, ～をさいの目切りにする 、 小さく切る 、 角切りにする, 死ぬ 、 死亡する 、 息絶える, （原因）～により死亡する、～で亡くなる, 消える, 壊れる 、 故障する, 消える, ～を残して逝く, ～の為に死ぬ、～に命をささげる, さいころ, ダイス, ダイス, 死ぬ, ～で死ぬ, ～をさいの目状に成形［刻印］する, いかさまサイコロ, いやだ、駄目だ. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word dice
さいころ(die: cube with dots for gambling, etc.) このゲームにはさいころが1つ必要ですか？それとも２つ？ Do we use one dice or two for this game? |
クラップス(uncountable (craps: form of gambling) The friends were playing a game of dice. |
～をさいの目切りにする 、 小さく切る 、 角切りにする(culinary: cut) (料理) |
死ぬ 、 死亡する 、 息絶える(cease to live) (人、動物が) ⓘこの文は英語例文の訳ではありません。 水をやり忘れたので花壇の花が枯れた。 Marina's husband died yesterday. |
（原因）～により死亡する、～で亡くなる(be killed by: illness, etc.) ジョーの祖父は、先週の金曜日に心臓発作で亡くなった。 Joe's grandfather died of a heart attack last Friday. |
消える(figurative (disappear, end) 私のあなたへの愛は決して消えません。 My love for you will never die. |
壊れる 、 故障する(figurative, informal (stop working) (機械が) ⓘこの文は英語例文の訳ではありません。 プログラムが動かなくなった。 I think the toaster has died. |
消える(figurative (stop burning) (火) 火は3時間後に消えた。 The flame died after three hours. |
～を残して逝く(abandon by dying) 「私を残して逝かないで！」、彼女は涙ぐみながら訴えた。 "Don't you die on me!" she pleaded tearfully. |
～の為に死ぬ、～に命をささげる(give your life for a cause, person) I love my children so much, I would die for them. |
さいころ(cube with dots for games) あなたがサイコロを振る番です。 It's your turn to throw the die. |
ダイス(tool for stamping) (加工) ⓘこの文は英語例文の訳ではありません。 ダイスはでネジを切ります。 The die was ready to start stamping the metal into disks. |
ダイス(tool for threading screws) (加工) その仕事には、3/8インチダイスが必要です。 You need a three eighth inch die for that job. |
死ぬ(figurative (languish) (比喩) 誰もが計画への興味を失ったとき、その計画は死んだ。 The project died when everybody lost interest in it. |
～で死ぬ(suffer a given kind of death) 彼は、非常に苦しんで死んだ。 He died a painful death. |
～をさいの目状に成形［刻印］する(shape or stamp with die) |
いかさまサイコロ(dice weighted for cheating) Don't gamble with him; that fellow uses loaded dice. |
いやだ、駄目だ(US, slang (expressing refusal) (アメリカ英語、俗語) 駄目だよジョー、車を僕から借りないでくれ。 No dice, Joe, you aren't going to borrow my car. |
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