ドウシ
Meanings
Noun
Suffix
1. fellow; mutual; companion; comrade
Sometimes it's easier to talk among women.
Pitch accent
ド
ウシ
Composed of
the same; the said; likewise
practitioner; specialist; man (esp. one who is well-respected); samurai
Used in vocabulary (13 in total)
fellow men; between men; among men; man-to-man
fellow women; between women; among women; woman-to-woman
mutual enemies
Examples (25 in total)
I guess it's not bad even with just us guys.
The bosses shout at each other.
Japan and South Korea are neighbors.
They are cousins by blood.
We'll always be friends.
We should be kind to each other.
Looks like the girls are having a lively chat among themselves.
Those two boys are cousins.
I didn't know Tom and Mary were cousins.
The teenage friends stayed up talking all night.
If you strike two pieces of metal sharply against each other, this is the kind of sound you would hear.
Money and I are strangers; in other words, I am poor.
There is a lot of information that is shared only among wealthy people.
We make sure strong teams aren't matched against each other in the first round.
Sometimes it's easier to talk among women.
Players of similar ability are matched against each other in games.
A shrill sound rang out, like metal clashing against metal.
Conflicts break out between peoples who hold different faiths.
The boards are completely separated, yet for some reason they do not fall down.
The purpose of this club is interaction among its members.
It's amateur work, so it's clumsy, but the pieces of wood fit together nicely.
Old school friends often try to keep in touch with one another.
How can I link or unlink sentences?
Since they're on opposing sides to begin with, they don't care about things like that.
In spite of their various differences, Joan and Ann are friends.