アレキサンドライトarekisandoraito
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A rare gemstone known for its color-changing properties, appearing green in daylight and red under incandescent light, often associated with luxury and beauty.

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A variety of chrysoberyl that exhibits a unique optical phenomenon called pleochroism, making it desirable for use in fine jewelry.

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A mineral that is highly valued in the gem market, celebrated for both its aesthetic qualities and the complexity of its color transitions.

オーバードライブoobaadoraibu
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A gear in an automobile's transmission system where the rotational speed of the wheels exceeds that of the engine, allowing for decreased engine RPM without reducing vehicle speed.

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In golf, the act of hitting the ball farther than a previous player's tee shot, showcasing enhanced distance in the player's swing.

ガイドラインgaidorain
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A foundational policy or principle established by a government or organization that outlines the direction for defense, economic, or social initiatives.

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A broad framework or set of recommendations provided by an authority to guide actions, decisions, or practices within a specific context.

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An overarching set of criteria or rules intended to facilitate consistent decision-making and promote best practices within a given area of governance or organizational operation.

サイドラインsaidorain
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A line marking the boundaries along the longer sides of a rectangular sports court, used in games such as tennis and volleyball, and referred to as a touchline in sports like rugby and soccer.

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A line drawn alongside text to highlight or emphasize specific information, serving as an added reference point.

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A defining line that delineates the area of play for various sports, serving to indicate out-of-bounds and influencing the gameplay.

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A structural marking within a playing area that helps to organize the field and guide players regarding the dimensions and limits of the active play space.

スクリュードライバーsukuryuudoraibaa
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A hand tool designed for turning screws, typically featuring a shaped metal tip that fits into the head of the screw to apply torque.

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A mixed drink made by combining vodka with orange juice, often served over ice and garnished with an orange slice.