market scale
Kosakata
Kosakata Kanji 市
Kanji 市 yang berarti kota muncul dalam 454 entri kosakata bahasa Jepang.
market equilibrium
market segment
market economy
moving to a market-oriented economy
market principle
market fundamentalism
market structure
market liberalization
market penetration
marketability
market growth
loss of market
market research organization
British Market Research Bureau
pulling out of a market
market expansion
market integration
market trend
market analysis
city ordinance
city god
city resident
merchant
city dust
city conditions
municipal census
city tax
municipal funeral
parading a criminal through town before their execution (Edo period)
community-acquired infection
community-acquired pneumonia
town hall
cities and towns
Municipalities Officials Mutual Aid Association
municipal tax
Municipal Disaster Management Radio Communication Network
mayoral election
mayoral election
mayoral election
mayoral election
commune-level town (in Vietnam)
city sightseeing
local telephone exchange number
intra-city telephone call
intra-city telephone rate
local call (telephone)
market day
commercial software
goods on the market
commercially available book
over-the-counter drug
municipal expenditure
female guardian deity of the market
city walls
city newsletter
citizen journalism
civic center
public plaza
citizens band radio
citizens' campaign
city meeting hall
middle class
people's revolution
civic activity
perspective of an ordinary person
citizen journalist
civic education
militia
civic life
municipal tax
civil war
citizens' rally
citizen's group
civil disobedience
civil law
International Society for Customer-Driven Public Service
city name
city gate
municipal property
city land
municipal property
city
employee
municipal school
Shiritsugeijutsu University
Otaru City Museum of Art
city library
Shiritsu University Hospital
city hospital
Shiritsu Special Needs School (older name style)
store
ordinance-designated city
drop dead
capital market
charity bazaar
commune (of medieval Europe)
free market
free-market economy
commune (of medieval Europe)