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豊胸手術
breast augmentation surgerynoun
を
object markergrammar
受ける
receive; get; catch (a ball); be struck by (wind, waves, sunlight); sustain (damage); incur (loss); undergo (surgery); take (test); accept (challenge); be given (life, talent); find funny; be amused; follow; succeed; be descended from; face (south, etc.); be modified by (linguistics); redeem (pawned item); be well-received; become popular; go down wellichidan verb
前
in front of; before (a place); before; earlier; previously; ago; to (the hour); front; frontal part; fore; head (of a line); forward; ahead; in the presence of; in front of (someone); previous; prior; first; former; portion; helping; front (of body/clothing); breast (of coat, kimono); privates; private parts; criminal record; previous convictionnoun, no-adjective, adverb, suffix
に、
direction, time, indirect object, or target markergrammar
医師
doctor; physiciannoun
から
from (time, place, quantity); since; from (originator); by; because; out of (constituent, part); made from; through (e.g. window, vestibule); after; expresses sympathy or warningparticle
空からempty; emptiness; being empty; unloaded; unburdened; empty-handed; false; insincere; no-show殻からshell; husk; hull; pod; chaff掛絡からZen monk's waistcoat; short informal kasaya; ring attached to the waistcoat; netsuke; item attached to a netsuke幹からtrunk; stem; stalk; shaft (of an arrow); handle
リスク
risknoun
RISCりすくRISC; reduced instruction set computer
の
possession, attribution, nominalizer, or nominal linkergrammar
説明
explanation; description; accountnoun, suru verb
を
object markergrammar
受け
receive; get; catch (a ball); be struck by (wind, waves, sunlight); sustain (damage); incur (loss); undergo (surgery); take (test); accept (challenge); be given (life, talent); find funny; be amused; follow; succeed; be descended from; face (south, etc.); be modified by (linguistics); redeem (pawned item); be well-received; become popular; go down well-> 受けるichidan verb
た。
past tense or completed actiongrammar