例句與造句

1. This caused the acceleration of the move to reduce the Extended Shinjitai.
2. The philosophy behind the Extended Shinjitai was to adopt the so called JIS characters.
3. Extended shinjitai was also implemented into JIS kanji.
4. JIS X 0208-1983, created in 1983, was the JIS character set Extended Shinjitai that built up widespread interest.
5. On this list, it was made clear that the direction they were going in was one of not using Extended Shinjitai for Kanji from outside the Joyo list.
6. It's difficult to find extended shinjitai in a sentence. 用extended shinjitai造句挺難的
7. JIS X 0208, created in 1983, was the first JIS character set to extensively use extended shinjitai, adopting simplifications for a large number of previously unsimplified characters.
8. Established in 1990, JIS X 0212 ( auxillary characters ) suplimented the existing Extended Shinjitai characters like ? 渕, and 宯with their traditional forms of 诐, p, and Qo.
9. In this script, the right side of ? , and Xr didn't remain 銓, but instead became 騒 . The characters from outside the list simplified like this are called Extended Shinjitai.
10. The creation of this list made it clear that extended shinjitai would not be used for kanji other than " jM
    yM
    kanji ", leading to an increased move towards reducing the use of extended shinjitai.
11. The creation of this list made it clear that extended shinjitai would not be used for kanji other than " jM
    yM
    kanji ", leading to an increased move towards reducing the use of extended shinjitai.
12. Among extended shinjitai, only a few are de facto frequently used, including kX,, ?( extended shinjitai for the jM
    yM
    -kanji aX, 0?) or 渕, 碿 ( extended shinjitai for the hyM
    gaiji p, Qd ).
13. Among extended shinjitai, only a few are de facto frequently used, including kX,, ?( extended shinjitai for the jM
    yM
    -kanji aX, 0?) or 渕, 碿 ( extended shinjitai for the hyM
    gaiji p, Qd ).
14. Among extended shinjitai, only a few are de facto frequently used, including kX,, ?( extended shinjitai for the jM
    yM
    -kanji aX, 0?) or 渕, 碿 ( extended shinjitai for the hyM
    gaiji p, Qd ).
15. Among the changes in those 300 or so kanji character forms, many level 1 glyphs that were in the style of the Kangxi Dictionary were changed into variants, and especially more simplified forms ( e . g . ryakuji and extended shinjitai ).