分解・再資源化
| 06:01 Apr 22, 2001 |
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| na | Decomposition/Recycle |
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| na | Made from recycled resources |
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Decomposition/Recycle Explanation: 分解・再資源化 分解 - decomposition 再資源化 - recycling Therefore the term is translated: decomposition/recycle |
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Made from recycled resources Explanation: the first two characters "bunkai," mean "take apart" or "break down." the last four characters make up a compuond phrase "sai-shigen-ka," where s"shigen" is the root, meaning "resource," "sai" means "again" (hence "recycle" and the last character "-ka" is used as a suffix that approximately corresponds to the enlish "-ize" or "to make into..." To be overly literal, it would come out as "broken down, made into recycled (good)" |
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