Me-zasu
Me-zasu is a verb meaning 'to aim for'. It is
derived from the word me meaning 'eye' and the
word sasu meaning 'point to'. It can be written
in Chinese characters as
or .
Keihin ni tsuite-ru fuku-hiki-ken de me-zase, gōka
keihin!!
Aim for a grand prize through the ticket attached to the prize. |
Like many verbs of Japanese background, it is common to use hiragana
(instead of Chinese characters to write the word.
Hito to kigyō no atarashii de-ai o me-zashite
Jinzai haken jigyō
Aiming for a new meeting between people and companies.
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2003 Penanto reesu
Mezase yūshō
2003 Penant Race
Aim for victory!
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The following are the results of a Google search of the Internet in August
2003:
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No. of occurrences |
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815,000 |
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197,000 |
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8,910 |
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2,570 |
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