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📊 Top 50 Trending Topics
📆 Last Updated: 2023-01-29 09:13:03 UTC
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| Ranking | Topic | Mean |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ハサウェイ | ハサウェイ is a Japanese word that means "hassle" or "trouble". It is used to describe a situation that is difficult or annoying. |
| 2 | レモンポップ | レモンポップ is a type of Japanese candy. It is a hard candy with a lemon flavor. In English, it is known as Lemon Pop. |
| 3 | ファストフォース | ファストフォース is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Naoki Urasawa. It follows the story of a group of people who are recruited to investigate strange phenomena around the world. The title translates to "Fast Force" in English, referring to the team's ability to quickly respond to any situation. |
| 4 | ナムラクレア | ナムラクレア is a Japanese restaurant chain that specializes in ramen noodles. The name translates to "Namu Ramen Clea" in English. |
| 5 | #เฮียเหลียน | #เฮียเหลียน is a Thai phrase that translates to "My Darling" in English. It is an affectionate term used to express love and endearment. |
| 6 | #元気をわけてくれ | #元気をわけてくれ is a Japanese phrase that translates to "Please give me some energy/motivation". It is often used as an expression of encouragement or support. |
| 7 | #RoyalRumble | Royal Rumble is a professional wrestling event produced annually by the American professional wrestling promotion WWE. It is a pay-per-view event and is one of the "Big Four" events of the WWE, along with WrestleMania, SummerSlam, and Survivor Series. The Royal Rumble match is a battle royal in which 30 wrestlers enter the ring at timed intervals and attempt to eliminate each other by throwing them over the top rope until only one remains. The winner of the match earns a championship match at WrestleMania. |
| 8 | #PetrolDieselPrice | #PetrolDieselPrice is a hashtag used on social media to discuss the current prices of petrol and diesel fuel. It is used to share information about fuel prices, ask questions about fuel prices, and discuss the impact of fuel prices on people's lives. |
| 9 | लाल चौक | लाल चौक (Lal Chauk) is a Hindi phrase that literally translates to "red square". It is used to refer to a place where people gather and socialize, such as a market or plaza. |
| 10 | ゴールデン | ゴールデン (Gōruden) is a Japanese word that means "golden" or "gilded". It is often used to describe something that is of high quality, luxurious, or prestigious. |
| 11 | #อิงล็อต | #อิงล็อต is a hashtag used on social media in Thailand. It translates to "Follow the Lottery" and is used to encourage people to follow the Thai lottery results. |
| 12 | Lakers | Lakers is a nickname for the Los Angeles Lakers, a professional basketball team based in Los Angeles, California. The team plays in the National Basketball Association (NBA). The Lakers are one of the most successful and popular teams in the NBA, having won 16 championships since their founding in 1947. |
| 13 | シルクロードS | シルクロードS is a Japanese role-playing game developed by Koei Tecmo. The title is derived from the historical Silk Road, and the "S" stands for "Story". The game follows the story of a young man who embarks on a journey to find his missing father, and in doing so, discovers the secrets of the Silk Road. |
| 14 | ギルデッドミラー | ギルデッドミラー (Gilded Mirror) is a Japanese term used to describe a person who is outwardly attractive but inwardly shallow and superficial. It is often used to describe people who are obsessed with their own appearance and popularity. In English, it can be translated as "shallow beauty". |
| 15 | ペーネロペー | ペーネロペー is a type of Italian pasta dish. It is made with penne pasta, tomato sauce, and cheese. In English, it is known as Penne alla Vodka. |
| 16 | Lebron | Lebron is a name, derived from the French name Léon. It is most commonly used as a given name for males, and it can also be used as a surname. The meaning of Lebron in English is "lion". |
| 17 | シャカパチ | シャカパチ is a Japanese term for a type of gambling game. It is a form of pachinko, which is a type of pinball-style game. The word "シャカパチ" literally translates to "shaka pachi," which means "shaka (or shake) pachinko." |
| 18 | BamBam All the Butlers EP243 | BamBam All the Butlers EP243 is a South Korean variety show that aired on JTBC from April to June 2019. The show follows seven celebrity butlers as they compete in various challenges and tasks to win the title of “Best Butler”. The title of the show is a play on words, with “BamBam” being a reference to the sound of a bell, and “All the Butlers” referring to the seven butlers competing in the show. |
| 19 | コース外 | コース外 is a Japanese phrase that literally translates to "outside the course". It is used to refer to something that is not part of the usual or expected course of events. |
| 20 | PATHAAN 400 CRORE IN 4 DAYS | PATHAAN 400 CRORE IN 4 DAYS is a phrase used in India to refer to the amount of money that was raised in four days by the Patna-based NGO, Pathaan. The phrase means that the NGO was able to raise 400 crore rupees (approximately $56 million) in just four days. |
| 21 | Pat Bev | Pat Bev is an acronym for "Patience and Beverage," which is a phrase used to encourage people to take a break and enjoy a beverage while they wait patiently. It is often used in the context of waiting for something, such as waiting in line or waiting for an event to start. |
| 22 | 根岸ステークス | 根岸ステークス is a Japanese horse race held annually at the Hanshin Racecourse in Hyogo Prefecture. The name of the race translates to "Root Bank Stakes" in English. |
| 23 | キュケオーン | キュケオーン is a Japanese onomatopoeia that is used to describe the sound of something being sucked up, such as a vacuum cleaner. In English, it can be translated as "suck-a-thon". |
| 24 | マッドクール | マッドクール (Maddo Kūru) is a Japanese slang term that means "crazy cool" or "wildly stylish". It is often used to describe someone or something that is very fashionable, trendy, and unique. |
| 25 | タガノビューティー | タガノビューティー is a Japanese beauty brand that specializes in skincare and makeup products. The name translates to "Taganobu Beauty" in English. |
| 26 | バトルクライ | バトルクライ (Battle Cry) is a Japanese card game created by Bandai. It is a strategic card game that combines elements of fantasy and strategy. Players take on the role of a hero and battle against each other using cards representing characters, spells, and items. The goal of the game is to defeat your opponent by reducing their life points to zero. The game is played with two decks of cards, one for each player. |
| 27 | WIN5 | WIN5 is an acronym for Windows 5.0, which is the fifth major release of the Microsoft Windows operating system. It was released in 1990 and included a number of new features such as improved memory management, better graphics support, and a new user interface. |
| 28 | PPPAT BKK NIGHTVIEW | PPPAT BKK NIGHTVIEW is a popular hashtag used on social media to refer to the night skyline of Bangkok, Thailand. The acronym stands for "Pretty Pictures of Amazing Thailand Bangkok Night View". |
| 29 | バックカントリー | バックカントリー is a Japanese term that refers to rural areas, typically located far away from cities and other populated areas. In English, it can be translated as "backcountry" or "backwoods". |
| 30 | ALWAYS LINKED WITH NCT 127 | Always Linked with NCT 127 is a phrase used to describe the close relationship between NCT 127, a South Korean boy band, and their fans. It is often used to express the strong bond between the group and their fans, as well as the loyalty of the fans to the group. |
| 31 | マフティー | マフティー (Mafutii) is a type of Japanese snack food made from wheat flour, sugar, and vegetable oil. It is similar to a cookie or biscuit, but has a softer texture. The name comes from the Japanese words "mafu" (まふ) meaning "soft" and "tei" (てい) meaning "cake". In English, it can be translated as "soft cake". |
| 32 | ガウマン | ガウマン is a Japanese word that means "guardian" or "protector". It is often used to refer to someone who looks after and takes care of another person. |
| 33 | フェブラリー | フェブラリー (Fébrary) is a Japanese word derived from the French word "février," which means February. It is used to refer to the month of February in Japan. |
| 34 | 両国国技館 | 両国国技館 is a martial arts hall located in Tokyo, Japan. It is the oldest martial arts hall in Japan and was established in 1887. The name literally translates to "Hall of Martial Arts of Both Countries", referring to the two countries of Japan and China. The hall hosts various martial arts events, including kendo, judo, karate, and aikido. |
| 35 | キルケー | キルケー is a Japanese word that means "cute". |
| 36 | 藤井王将 | 藤井王将 is a Japanese board game similar to chess. It is a two-player strategy game in which each player attempts to capture the other's pieces and gain control of the board. The literal translation of 藤井王将 is "Fujiwara King General". |
| 37 | ビアンカ | ビアンカ is a Japanese female given name. It is derived from the Spanish name Bianca, which means "white" or "fair". In English, it can be translated to mean "white rose". |
| 38 | テイエムサウスダン | テイエムサウスダン is a Japanese phrase that translates to "Team South Dan". It is used to refer to a group of people who are working together towards a common goal. |
| 39 | トウシンマカオ | トウシンマカオ is a type of Japanese candy made from sweet potato. It is a chewy, sticky candy that is usually sold in small, individually wrapped pieces. The name translates to "sweet potato candy" in English. |
| 40 | トリガミ | トリガミ (torigami) is a Japanese word that refers to a trigger or stimulus. It is often used to describe something that causes an emotional reaction or response. In English, it can be translated as "trigger" or "stimulus". |
| 41 | Celtics | Celtics is a term used to refer to the people of the Celtic culture, which originated in Iron Age Europe and spread throughout the British Isles and parts of France. The Celts were known for their art, music, literature, and mythology. In modern times, the term is often used to refer to sports teams such as the Boston Celtics basketball team. |
| 42 | ティファ | ティファ is a character from the video game series Final Fantasy. Her full name is Tifa Lockhart and she is a martial artist and member of the eco-terrorist group AVALANCHE. In English, her name means "one who is strong and determined". |
| 43 | स्वास्थ्य मंत्री | स्वास्थ्य मंत्री is a Hindi phrase meaning "Health Minister". It is used to refer to the minister responsible for health and medical services in India. |
| 44 | Rs 35 | Rs 35 is the abbreviation for Indian Rupees 35, which is the currency of India. In English, it would be equivalent to $0.48 USD. |
| 45 | セイクリッド | セイクリッド is a Japanese word that means "sacred" or "holy". It is often used to describe something that is held in high regard or has spiritual significance. |
| 46 | Golden Sixty | Golden Sixty is a Hong Kong horse racing term that refers to the top 60 horses in the Hong Kong Jockey Club's ratings. It is used to refer to the best horses in the country and is often used as a benchmark for success in the sport. In English, it can be translated as "the best of the best". |
| 47 | TROPHY AWAITS MC STAN | TROPHY AWAITS MC STAN is a phrase used to encourage someone to strive for success and recognition. It implies that if the person works hard and puts in the effort, they will be rewarded with a trophy or other form of recognition. |
| 48 | ケネス大佐 | ケネス大佐 (Kenneth Taisa) is a Japanese honorific title given to someone of high rank or status. It is roughly equivalent to the English title of Colonel. |
| 49 | Sami | Sami is a term used to refer to the indigenous people of northern Europe, living in parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. The Sami people have their own language and culture, and are known for their traditional reindeer herding. The English translation of the word Sami is "Laplander". |
| 50 | THANK YOU NCT 127 | "THANK YOU NCT 127" is an expression of gratitude and appreciation for the South Korean boy band NCT 127. In English, it means "Thank you, NCT 127". |
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