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    3. 失火

    失火

    失しっ火か

    accidental fire

    KMT10News #40+1Noun, Participle, VerbDaily LifeKanji Vocab9 strokes

    しっか

    Noun, Participle, Verb

    1.
    accidental fire, fire caused by negligence
    2.
    misfire, failure to ignite

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    失しっ火かにより家いえが焼やけてしまった。

    The house burned down due to an accidental fire.

    KMT8Daily LifeHome & Housing
    彼かれの不ふ注ちゅう意いが失しっ火かの原げん因いんとなった。

    His carelessness caused the accidental fire.

    KMT10Daily Life
    失しっ火か責せき任にん法ほうでは、重じゅう大だいな過か失しつがない限かぎり、失しっ火か者しゃは損そん害がい賠ばい償しょう責せき任にんを負おわない。

    Under the Fire Liability Act, a person who causes an accidental fire is not liable for damages unless there is gross negligence.

    KMT10Politics & LawDaily Life
    ストーブの消けし忘わすれが失しっ火かにつながる可か能のう性せいがあります。

    Forgetting to turn off the stove can lead to an accidental fire.

    KMT10Daily LifeHome & Housing
    失しっ火かによる損そん害がいは、火か災さい保ほ険けんでカバーされることが多 い。

    Damages caused by accidental fires are often covered by fire insurance.

    KMT10Politics & LawDaily Life

    Kanji that make up this word

    失
    うしな.う・う.せる…(1)
    lose・error・fault・disadvantage・loss
    火
    ひ・-び・ほ-…(1)
    fire
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