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1. (n.) karate
a Japanese method of self-defense using fast, hard blows with the hands, knees, or feet.
Etymology: (1950–55; < Japn)
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1. (noun) karate
a traditional Japanese system of unarmed combat; sharp blows and kicks are given to pressure-sensitive points on the body of the opponent
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Sense: a Japanese form of unarmed fighting, using blows and kicks.
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 Pashto: كراته،دفاعي ورزش |
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 Thai: ศิลปะการป้องกันตัวของประเ |
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 Taiwanese: 空手道 |
 Ukrainian: карате |
 Urdu: جاپانی نہتّی زور آوری کا |
 Vietnamese: môn võ Ka ra te |
 Chinese: 空手道 |
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