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"english": "These days opium is cultivated and refined into an addictive narcotic.",
"ref": "2013, Nagami Rinko, Moonlight Lady, Harlequin Comics, page 72",
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"text": "今ではオピウムまで栽培させ常習性のある麻薬を精製し"
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"english": "With colorful leaves and even lovelier flower color, the opium poppy stands out. Cultivation is banned in Japan, but it is commonly found in Britain.",
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"text": "葉の色の美しさで花色がいっそう引き立つオピウムポピー。日本では栽培禁止だが、イギリスではよく見かける。"
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"ref": "2021 January 8, Murakawa Hiroji, “‘Gohon!’ to ieba Ryugakusan, ‘kon kon kon!’ nara kodein ka [Saying ‘Gohon!’ suggests Ryugakusan, but does that ‘cough cough cough!’ mean codeine?]”, in Nikkei medical",
"roman": "Moruhine ya kodein wa opioido ni fukumaremasu. “oido” to wa Oido de wa naku, “mitai na mono” to iu setsubiji. “Opiumu” wa “ahen” no koto.",
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"ref": "2015, Yoshitani Kako, Niwa no iro [Garden color], page 121",
"roman": "Ha no iro no utsukushisa de hanairo ga issō hiki tatsu opiumu popī. Nihon de wa saibai kinshi da ga, Igirisu de wa yoku mikakeru.",
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"は"
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"いろ"
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"美",
"うつく"
],
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"花",
"はな"
],
[
"色",
"いろ"
],
[
"引",
"ひ"
],
[
"立",
"た"
],
[
"日",
"に"
],
[
"本",
"ほん"
],
[
"栽",
"さい"
],
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"培",
"ばい"
],
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"禁",
"きん"
],
[
"止",
"し"
],
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"見",
"み"
]
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},
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"ref": "2021 January 8, Murakawa Hiroji, “‘Gohon!’ to ieba Ryugakusan, ‘kon kon kon!’ nara kodein ka [Saying ‘Gohon!’ suggests Ryugakusan, but does that ‘cough cough cough!’ mean codeine?]”, in Nikkei medical",
"roman": "Moruhine ya kodein wa opioido ni fukumaremasu. “oido” to wa Oido de wa naku, “mitai na mono” to iu setsubiji. “Opiumu” wa “ahen” no koto.",
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"text": "オピウムとオピオイド\nモルヒネやコデインはオピオイドに含まれます。 「オイド」とは小井戸ではなく、「みたいなもの」という接尾辞。 「オピウム」は「アヘン」のこと。\nOpiumu to opioido"
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