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713 件credit transfer
noun単位認定
Getting recognition for study you have already done so you do not repeat subjects.
She applied for credit transfer from her previous degree.
彼女は以前の学位をもとに単位認定を申請した。creek
noun小川
A small stream or watercourse.
We crossed a creek on the walking track.
遊歩道で小川を渡った。cricket nets
nounクリケット練習ネット
An enclosed training area for practising cricket bowling and batting.
The team trained in the cricket nets.
チームはクリケットの練習ネットで練習した。CRICOS
noun留学生受入課程登録制度（CRICOS）
The government register of courses and providers allowed to enrol international students.
Check that the course is registered on CRICOS.
その課程がCRICOSに登録されているか確認して。crikey
interjectionうわっ、なんと
An exclamation expressing surprise.
Crikey, that's a big spider!
うわっ、でかいクモだ！CTP insurance
noun自賠責保険（CTP）
Compulsory Third Party insurance, which covers injury to other people in a car accident and is required to register a car.
CTP insurance is included in the rego in some states.
一部の州では自賠責保険が車両登録料に含まれる。
cuppa
nounお茶・コーヒー一杯
Cup of tea or coffee.
Let's have a cuppa after lunch.
昼食の後にお茶にしよう。currawong
nounフエガラス
A large Australian songbird known for its ringing call.
A currawong perched near the picnic table.
フエガラスがピクニックテーブルの近くに止まった。dag
nounダサい人（親しみを込めて）
A person who is unfashionable or a bit awkward, usually said affectionately.
He's a bit of a dag, but everyone likes him.
彼はちょっとダサいけど、みんなに好かれている。damper
nounダンパー（焚き火で焼くパン）
A simple traditional bread made from flour and water, often baked in campfire coals.
We cooked damper on the campfire.
焚き火でダンパーを焼いた。deadly
adjective最高の（アボリジナル英語）
An Aboriginal English term often meaning excellent or impressive.
The festival featured some deadly local artists.
フェスティバルには最高の地元アーティストが出演した。declare
verb申告する
To tell customs or biosecurity officers about goods you are bringing into the country.
Declare all food when you arrive at the airport.
空港に着いたら食品はすべて申告して。defo
adverb絶対に（口語）
Definitely (informal).
I'm defo coming to the party.
パーティーには絶対行くよ。demerit points
noun違反点数
Penalty points added to your driving record for traffic offences; too many can lead to losing your licence.
Speeding in a school zone can cost you demerit points.
スクールゾーンでのスピード違反は違反点数がつくことがある。内務省
The federal government department responsible for immigration, citizenship and border security.
The Department of Home Affairs processes visa applications.
内務省がビザ申請を処理する。浮浪者（侮蔑的）
A derogatory informal word for a homeless or destitute person; considered offensive.
Calling someone a derro is considered offensive.
人を「derro」と呼ぶのは侮辱的だ。
DIDO
nounDIDO（車で通う遠隔地勤務）
Drive-in drive-out work with travel to a remote site.
The project uses a DIDO roster.
そのプロジェクトはDIDOの勤務体制をとっている。dilly-dally
verbぐずぐずする
To waste time or be slow to act.
Stop dilly-dallying or we'll miss the bus.
ぐずぐずしないで、バスに乗り遅れるよ。dinkum
adjective本物の、正直な
Genuine, honest or true; often used in the phrase "fair dinkum".
He's a dinkum Aussie bloke.
彼は本物のオーストラリア男だ。direct debit
noun口座振替、自動引き落とし
An arrangement that lets a company take regular payments from your bank account.
My gym fees are paid by direct debit every fortnight.
ジムの会費は2週間ごとに口座振替で払っている。障害者用駐車許可証
A permit that allows people with mobility needs to use accessible parking spaces.
Only cars with a disability parking permit can use that space.
その区画は障害者用駐車許可証のある車だけが使える。供給停止通知
A warning that a service will be cut off if a bill is not paid.
Contact the retailer as soon as you receive a disconnection notice.
供給停止通知を受け取ったらすぐに会社に連絡して。dishonour fee
noun引き落とし不能手数料
A fee charged when a payment fails because there is not enough money in the account.
The direct debit failed and I was charged a dishonour fee.
引き落としができず、手数料を取られた。迷惑電話お断り登録
A free government register that reduces telemarketing calls to your number.
Add your mobile to the Do Not Call Register.
携帯番号を迷惑電話お断り登録に追加して。dob
verb告げ口する
To report someone to an authority, often informally.
Don't dob me in for being late.
遅刻したこと、告げ口しないでね。