Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun Same as kilin.

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Examples

  • Originally the song was written for a commercial for a Japanese beer called Kirin, and the single was accompanied by an excellent video which also featured Trudie.

    We'll Be Together, 7'' 1987

  • Originally the song was written for a commercial for a Japanese beer called Kirin, and the single was accompanied by an excellent video which also featured Trudie.

    We'll Be Together, CD 1987

  • Originally the song was written for a commercial for a Japanese beer called Kirin, and the single was accompanied by an excellent video which also featured Trudie.

    We'll Be Together, CD 1987

  • Originally the song was written for a commercial for a Japanese beer called Kirin, and the single was accompanied by an excellent video which also featured Trudie.

    We'll Be Together, 12'' 1987

  • Originally the song was written for a commercial for a Japanese beer called Kirin, and the single was accompanied by an excellent video which also featured Trudie.

    We'll Be Together, 12'' 1987

  • Originally the song was written for a commercial for a Japanese beer called Kirin, and the single was accompanied by an excellent video which also featured Trudie.

    We'll Be Together, 7'' 1987

  • And while mega-labels Kirin and Sapporo have little to worry about in terms of market share, one can finally taste the creative possibilities when skilled

    Phillies Zone 2011

  • At the centre of the world, a divine being known as the Kirin is born for each of the kingdoms.

    AnimeBlogger.net Antenna 2009

  • The merger between Kirin, which is Japan's second-largest brewer and its smaller rival Suntory would create a food and beverage group with combined sales of Y3,820bn ($41bn).

    Food IngredientsFIrst News 2009

  • Luke Nottage, an associate professor at Sydney University's law faculty, argues that by allowing Japanese brewers such as Kirin and Asahi to make a type of low-tax beer called

    Telegraph Blogs 2009

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