There are 28 total results for your チャンス search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
チャンス see styles |
chansu チャンス |
chance; opportunity; (personal name) Chance |
チャンスー see styles |
chiyansuu / chiyansu チヤンスー |
(place-name) Jiangsu |
大チャンス see styles |
daichansu だいチャンス |
big chance; big opportunity |
チャンスロス see styles |
chansurosu チャンスロス |
opportunity loss (wasei: chance loss); loss of sales opportunity |
チャンス到来 see styles |
chansutourai / chansutorai チャンスとうらい |
arrival of an opportunity; having a chance |
ワンチャンス see styles |
wanchansu ワンチャンス |
one chance; only opportunity |
チャンス・ロス |
chansu rosu チャンス・ロス |
opportunity loss (wasei: chance loss); loss of sales opportunity |
クリスチャンズ see styles |
kurisuchanzu クリスチャンズ |
(personal name) Christians |
ボルチャンスク see styles |
boruchansuku ボルチャンスク |
(place-name) Volchansk |
リシチャンスク see styles |
rishichansuku リシチャンスク |
(place-name) Lisichansk (Ukraine) |
ワン・チャンス |
wan chansu ワン・チャンス |
one chance; only opportunity |
ウィソチャンスカー see styles |
isochansukaa / isochansuka ウィソチャンスカー |
(personal name) Wysoczanska |
シャッターチャンス see styles |
shattaachansu / shattachansu シャッターチャンス |
good time to take a picture (wasei: shutter chance); photo opportunity |
クリスチャンステッド see styles |
kurisuchansuteddo クリスチャンステッド |
(place-name) Christiansted |
シャッター・チャンス |
shattaa chansu / shatta chansu シャッター・チャンス |
good time to take a picture (wasei: shutter chance); photo opportunity |
クリスチャンスレーター see styles |
kurisuchansureetaa / kurisuchansureeta クリスチャンスレーター |
(person) Christian Slater |
ラストチャンスをあなたに see styles |
rasutochansuoanatani ラストチャンスをあなたに |
(work) Just the Ticket (film); (wk) Just the Ticket (film) |
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chansurosu; chansu rosu チャンスロス; チャンス・ロス |
{bus} opportunity loss (wasei: chance loss); loss of a sales opportunity |
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wanchansu; wan chansu ワンチャンス; ワン・チャンス |
one chance; only opportunity |
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bigguchansu; biggu chansu ビッグチャンス; ビッグ・チャンス |
big chance; big opportunity |
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rasutochansu; rasuto chansu ラストチャンス; ラスト・チャンス |
last chance |
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chansumeekaa; chansu meekaa / chansumeeka; chansu meeka チャンスメーカー; チャンス・メーカー |
{sports} person who creates chances (to score) (wasei: chance maker); heads-up player; table-setter |
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shuutochansu; shuuto chansu / shutochansu; shuto chansu シュートチャンス; シュート・チャンス |
{sports} goal-making opportunity (wasei: shoot chance); scoring opportunity |
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sekandochansu; sekando chansu セカンドチャンス; セカンド・チャンス |
second chance |
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bijinesuchansu; bijinesu chansu ビジネスチャンス; ビジネス・チャンス |
business opportunity (wasei: business chance) |
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shattaachansu; shattaa chansu / shattachansu; shatta chansu シャッターチャンス; シャッター・チャンス |
best moment to take a picture (wasei: shutter chance); right timing (for a photograph); photo opportunity |
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chansumeekaa; chansu meekaa; chansumeikaa(sk) / chansumeeka; chansu meeka; chansumeka(sk) チャンスメーカー; チャンス・メーカー; チャンスメイカー(sk) |
{sports} player who creates chances (to score) (wasei: chance maker); heads-up player; table-setter |
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chansuoukagau / chansuokagau チャンスをうかがう |
(exp,v5u) (kana only) (See うかがう・2) to wait for an opportunity |
Information about this dictionary:
Apparently, we were the first ones who were crazy enough to think that western people might want a combined Chinese, Japanese, and Buddhist dictionary.
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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