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    3. 洋上

    洋上

    洋よう上じょう

    on the sea

    KMT8News #19+1Noun, ParticleTravel & TransportationKanji Vocab12 strokes

    ようじょう

    Noun, Particle

    1.
    on the sea, on the ocean, offshore

    Stroke 0 / 12

    Speed1.0x

    船ふねは洋よう上じょうをゆっくりと進すすんでいた。

    The ship was slowly moving across the ocean.

    KMT7Travel & Transportation
    洋よう上じょうには、遠とおく水すい平へい線せんに貨か物もつ船せんが見みえた。

    On the ocean, a cargo ship could be seen far off on the horizon.

    KMT8Travel & TransportationNature & Environment
    豪ごう華か客きゃく船せんでの洋よう上じょうクルーズは、一いっ生しょうの思おもい出でになるだろう。

    An offshore cruise on a luxury liner will be a lifelong memory.

    KMT8Travel & TransportationEmotions & Psychology
    洋よう上じょう風ふう力りょく発はつ電でんは、再さい生せい可か能のうエネルギーの新あらたな可か能のう性せいを秘ひめている。

    Offshore wind power generation holds new possibilities for renewable energy.

    KMT9Science & MathTechnology
    洋よう上じょうでの気き象しょう観かん測そくは、天てん候こう予よ測そくに不ふ可か欠けつなデータを提 供 する。

    Weather observations at sea provide essential data for weather forecasting.

    KMT9Weather & GeographyScience & Math

    Kanji that make up this word

    洋
    ocean・sea・foreign・Western style
    上
    うえ・-うえ・うわ-・かみ・あ.げる・-あ.げる…(22)
    above・up
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