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Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
カチャ see styles |
gacha ガチャ |
More info & calligraphy: Katya |
@系 see styles |
atokei / atoke アットけい |
{vidg} (See ローグライク) roguelike (subgenre of role-playing video games) |
SS see styles |
esu esu; esuesu(sk) エス・エス; エスエス(sk) |
(1) (See ガソリンスタンド) service station; gas station; (2) {baseb} (See 遊撃手) shortstop; (3) sporty sedan; (4) steamship; SS; (5) (See シークレットサービス・2) Secret Service (US); (6) (See 浮遊物質) suspended solids; SS; (7) (hist) Schutzstaffel; SS; (8) (also read ダブルエス) (See S・10) SS rank (esp. in video games) |
一機 see styles |
hitoki ひとき |
(1) one machine; (2) an aircraft (airplane); one aircraft; (3) one player (in video games); (personal name) Hitoki |
吃雞 吃鸡 see styles |
chī jī chi1 ji1 ch`ih chi chih chi |
(video games) PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG); battle royale game; last-man-standing game; to play PUBG (or similar game); to win at PUBG (or similar game) |
破防 see styles |
pò fáng po4 fang2 p`o fang po fang |
(video games) to break through an opponent's defenses; (by extension) (slang) to get to sb; to make sb feel upset or moved |
秘籍 see styles |
mì jí mi4 ji2 mi chi |
rare book; cheat code (video games) |
SSS see styles |
esu esu esu; toripuruesu; esuesuesu(sk) エス・エス・エス; トリプルエス; エスエスエス(sk) |
(See S・10) SSS rank (esp. in video games) |
Wii see styles |
ii / i ウィー |
(product) Wii (Nintendo video games console); (product name) Wii (Nintendo video games console) |
エイム see styles |
eimu / emu エイム |
aim (of a weapon, esp. in video games); aiming |
おま語 see styles |
omago おまご |
(net-sl) (abbr. of お前の国にも売ってやる、ただしお前の国の言語抜きで) (See おま国) lack of Japanese language support for Japanese-made content (esp. video games) |
二次元 see styles |
èr cì yuán er4 ci4 yuan2 erh tz`u yüan erh tzu yüan nijigen にじげん |
two-dimensional; the fictional worlds of anime, comics and games (1) two dimensions; (2) (net-sl) fictional world of anime, manga, video games, etc. |
御宅族 see styles |
yù zhái zú yu4 zhai2 zu2 yü chai tsu |
otaku, a Japanese term for people with obsessive interests such as anime, manga, and video games; see also 宅男[zhai2 nan2]; see also 宅女[zhai2 nu:3] |
特定厨 see styles |
tokuteichuu / tokutechu とくていちゅう |
(1) (net-sl) (derogatory term) person who identifies someone's private information (esp. through online research); doxxer; doxer; Internet sleuth; (2) (net-sl) (derogatory term) person who identifies real-life locations or items appearing in anime, video games, etc. |
立ち絵 see styles |
tachie たちえ |
drawing of a character in a standing pose (in video games) |
開発元 see styles |
kaihatsumoto かいはつもと |
developer (of software, video games, etc.) |
WiiU see styles |
iiyuu / iyu ウィーユー |
(product) Wii U (Nintendo video games console); (product name) Wii U (Nintendo video games console) |
ゲーム機 see styles |
geemuki ゲームき |
game console; games console; video game console; game machine; gaming device; gaming system |
ゲーム脳 see styles |
geemunou / geemuno ゲームのう |
game brain; damage to the prefrontal region of the brain caused by excessive playing of video games; theorized by physiologist Akio Mori |
セルセタ see styles |
seruseta セルセタ |
(place-name) Celceta (setting of video games "Ys IV: Mask of the Sun" and "Ys IV: Dawn of Ys") |
チーター see styles |
chiitaa / chita チーター |
cheater (esp. in video games) |
忍者神龜 忍者神龟 see styles |
rěn zhě shén guī ren3 zhe3 shen2 gui1 jen che shen kuei |
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, US comic book series, first appeared in 1984, also films, video games etc |
戦闘不能 see styles |
sentoufunou / sentofuno せんとうふのう |
(expression) unable to fight (esp. in video games); unconscious; knocked out; dead |
電子遊戲 电子游戏 see styles |
diàn zǐ yóu xì dian4 zi3 you2 xi4 tien tzu yu hsi |
computer and video games |
eスポーツ see styles |
iisupootsu / isupootsu イースポーツ |
eSports (form of competition using video games); e-sports; electronic sports |
ボスキャラ see styles |
bosukyara ボスキャラ |
boss character (video games) (wasei:) |
ボタン連打 see styles |
botanrenda ボタンれんだ |
button mashing (e.g. in video games); repeated button-pushing |
ラストボス see styles |
rasutobosu ラストボス |
last boss (video games) (wasei:); final boss; end-stage enemy |
乙女ロード see styles |
otomeroodo おとめロード |
(place-name) Virgin Road (road in Ikebukuro specializing in young women's comics, video games, etc.) |
同人ソフト see styles |
doujinsofuto / dojinsofuto どうじんソフト |
software created by hobbyists (esp. video games) |
ボス・キャラ see styles |
bosu kyara ボス・キャラ |
boss character (video games) (wasei:) |
ラスト・ボス see styles |
rasuto bosu ラスト・ボス |
last boss (video games) (wasei:); final boss; end-stage enemy |
ローグライク see styles |
rooguraiku ローグライク |
{vidg} roguelike (subgenre of role-playing video games) |
コナミコマンド see styles |
konamikomando コナミコマンド |
Konami Code (for the video games Gradius, Contra, etc.) |
クリティカルヒット see styles |
kuritikaruhitto クリティカルヒット |
critical hit (in video games) |
クリティカル・ヒット see styles |
kuritikaru hitto クリティカル・ヒット |
critical hit (in video games) |
Variations: |
pawaainfure; pawaa infure / pawainfure; pawa infure パワーインフレ; パワー・インフレ |
power creep (in video games, anime, etc.) (wasei: power infla(tion)) |
Variations: |
bikiniaamaa; bikini aamaa / bikiniama; bikini ama ビキニアーマー; ビキニ・アーマー |
bikini armor (e.g. in anime, video games); skimpy armor |
Variations: |
erekutoronikkusupootsu; erekutoronikku supootsu エレクトロニックスポーツ; エレクトロニック・スポーツ |
(See eスポーツ) eSports (form of competition using video games); e-sports; electronic sports |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 39 results for "Video Games" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.
Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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