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きほん
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
1. basics; fundamentals; basis; foundation
In all cases, the basic parts of the body are close to those of humans.
Colloquialism
2. basically; fundamentally
Even now, I think I am basically a cold person.
Alt. forms
基き本ほん
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きほん
Pitch accent
き
ほん
Composed of
group; (free) radical; counter for installed or mounted objects (e.g. stone lanterns, gravestones, satellites)
book; volume; this; present; main; head; real
Used in vocabulary (74 in total)
fundamental; basic
the absolute basics (esp. in educational contexts); most basic of basics; most fundamental thing
(most) basic of basics
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Examples (23 in total)
Start from the basics.
Fundamentals are important.
This is basic.
Basically, we are not on bad terms.
Running and jumping are the basics.
The basic approach is the conventional method.
Food, clothing and shelter are the basis of life.
Let's start with the basic form first.
The basic structure had long been completed.
The basics of flight are speed and altitude.
It was a dress with white as its base color.
I was basically out of place within the organization.
The basic rule is to treat every customer politely.
Respect for law is fundamental to our society.
In all cases, the basic parts of the body are close to those of humans.
Even now, I think I am basically a cold person.
Naturally, I have also acquired the basic skills of archery.
Knowledge of computers is basic to all sciences.
It covers everything from the fundamentals of microbiology to the latest news.
Since I have club activities, it will basically be at night, but is that okay?
So basically, we'll be covering all the costs.
Officers are basically chosen from top students recommended by the teachers.
After that, I have been learning movements that apply those basic actions.