There are 26 total results for your ハイポ search in the dictionary.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
ハイポ see styles |
haipo ハイポ |
(abbreviation) {chem} hypo |
ハイホー see styles |
haihoo ハイホー |
{comp} Hi-HO |
バイポーラ see styles |
baipoora バイポーラ |
(n,adj-f) bipolar (in electronics); bi-polar |
ハイボール see styles |
haibooru ハイボール |
highball; whisky and soda |
バイポント see styles |
baiponto バイポント |
(personal name) Vipont |
バイポーラー see styles |
baipooraa / baipoora バイポーラー |
(n,adj-f) bipolar (in electronics); bi-polar |
ハイポイント see styles |
haipointo ハイポイント |
(place-name) High Point |
パイホイ山脈 see styles |
paihoisanmyaku パイホイさんみゃく |
(place-name) Khrebet Pai Khoi (mountain range) |
ハイポキシア see styles |
haipokishia ハイポキシア |
{med} (See 低酸素症) hypoxia |
ハイポジウム see styles |
haipojiumu ハイポジウム |
(personal name) Hypogeum |
ハイポリマー see styles |
haiporimaa / haiporima ハイポリマー |
high polymer |
バイポータブル see styles |
baipootaburu バイポータブル |
{comp} Biportable |
ハイポスプレー see styles |
haiposupuree ハイポスプレー |
(personal name) Hypospray |
焼酎ハイボール see styles |
shouchuuhaibooru / shochuhaibooru しょうちゅうハイボール |
(See 酎ハイ) shōchū high-ball |
バイポーラデバイス see styles |
baipooradebaisu バイポーラデバイス |
bi-polar device |
バイポーラ・デバイス |
baipoora debaisu バイポーラ・デバイス |
bi-polar device |
バイポーラトランジスタ see styles |
baipooratoranjisuta バイポーラトランジスタ |
{comp} bipolar transistor |
Variations: |
baipoora; baipooraa / baipoora; baipoora バイポーラ; バイポーラー |
(n,adj-f) bipolar (in electronics); bi-polar |
バイポーラートランジスター see styles |
baipooraatoranjisutaa / baipooratoranjisuta バイポーラートランジスター |
bipolar transistor |
バイポーラー・トランジスター |
baipooraa toranjisutaa / baipoora toranjisuta バイポーラー・トランジスター |
bipolar transistor |
Variations: |
haiporimaa; hai porimaa / haiporima; hai porima ハイポリマー; ハイ・ポリマー |
{chem} high polymer |
Variations: |
baipooraatoranjisutaa; baipooraa toranjisutaa / baipooratoranjisuta; baipoora toranjisuta バイポーラートランジスター; バイポーラー・トランジスター |
bipolar transistor |
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baipooradebaisu; baipoora debaisu バイポーラデバイス; バイポーラ・デバイス |
bi-polar device |
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baipooratoranjisuta; baipoora toranjisuta; baipooratoranjisutaa(sk); baipooraatoranjisutaa(sk) / baipooratoranjisuta; baipoora toranjisuta; baipooratoranjisuta(sk); baipooratoranjisuta(sk) バイポーラトランジスタ; バイポーラ・トランジスタ; バイポーラトランジスター(sk); バイポーラートランジスター(sk) |
{electr} bipolar transistor; bipolar junction transistor |
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happiihaipokishia; happii haipokishia / happihaipokishia; happi haipokishia ハッピーハイポキシア; ハッピー・ハイポキシア |
{med} happy hypoxia |
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peibaifon; peibaihon; pei bai fon; pei bai hon / pebaifon; pebaihon; pe bai fon; pe bai hon ペイバイフォン; ペイバイホン; ペイ・バイ・フォン; ペイ・バイ・ホン |
pay-by-phone |
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