There are 29 total results for your ブソー search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
ブソー see styles |
buzoo ブゾー |
(personal name) Buzo |
ブゾーニ see styles |
buzooni ブゾーニ |
(person) Ferruccio Busoni |
アブソーバー see styles |
abusoobaa / abusooba アブソーバー |
absorber |
オプゾーメル see styles |
opuzoomeru オプゾーメル |
(personal name) Opzoomer |
オラフゾーン see styles |
orafuzoon オラフゾーン |
(surname) Olafsson |
グラプソーン see styles |
gurapusoon グラプソーン |
(personal name) Glapthorne |
ディップソース see styles |
dippusoosu ディップソース |
(food term) dipping sauce; dip sauce; dip |
パッシブソーナー see styles |
passhibusoonaa / passhibusoona パッシブソーナー |
passive sonar |
パッシブソーラー see styles |
passhibusooraa / passhibusoora パッシブソーラー |
passive solar |
ローアブソーバー see styles |
rooabusoobaa / rooabusooba ローアブソーバー |
low absorber |
アクティブソーナー see styles |
akutibusoonaa / akutibusoona アクティブソーナー |
active sonar |
アクティブソーラー see styles |
akutibusooraa / akutibusoora アクティブソーラー |
active solar |
ショックアブソーバ see styles |
shokkuabusooba ショックアブソーバ |
shock absorber |
ベルヘンオプゾーム see styles |
beruhenopuzoomu ベルヘンオプゾーム |
(place-name) Bergen Op Zoom (The Netherlands) |
ロー・アブソーバー see styles |
roo abusoobaa / roo abusooba ロー・アブソーバー |
low absorber |
ショックアブソーバー see styles |
shokkuabusoobaa / shokkuabusooba ショックアブソーバー |
shock absorber |
ショック・アブソーバ see styles |
shokku abusooba ショック・アブソーバ |
shock absorber |
ショック・アブソーバー see styles |
shokku abusoobaa / shokku abusooba ショック・アブソーバー |
shock absorber |
パッシブソーラーハウス see styles |
passhibusooraahausu / passhibusoorahausu パッシブソーラーハウス |
passive solar house |
アクティブソーラーハウス see styles |
akutibusooraahausu / akutibusoorahausu アクティブソーラーハウス |
active solar house |
Variations: |
dippusoosu; dippu soosu ディップソース; ディップ・ソース |
{food} dipping sauce; dip sauce; dip |
Variations: |
passhibusoonaa; passhibu soonaa / passhibusoona; passhibu soona パッシブソーナー; パッシブ・ソーナー |
(See アクティブソーナー) passive sonar |
Variations: |
passhibusooraa; passhibu sooraa / passhibusoora; passhibu soora パッシブソーラー; パッシブ・ソーラー |
passive solar |
Variations: |
rooabusoobaa; roo abusoobaa / rooabusooba; roo abusooba ローアブソーバー; ロー・アブソーバー |
low absorber |
Variations: |
akutibusoonaa; akutibu soonaa / akutibusoona; akutibu soona アクティブソーナー; アクティブ・ソーナー |
(See パッシブソーナー) active sonar |
Variations: |
akutibusooraa; akutibu sooraa / akutibusoora; akutibu soora アクティブソーラー; アクティブ・ソーラー |
active solar |
Variations: |
passhibusooraahausu; passhibu sooraa hausu / passhibusoorahausu; passhibu soora hausu パッシブソーラーハウス; パッシブ・ソーラー・ハウス |
passive solar house |
Variations: |
akutibusooraahausu; akutibu sooraa hausu / akutibusoorahausu; akutibu soora hausu アクティブソーラーハウス; アクティブ・ソーラー・ハウス |
active solar house |
Variations: |
shokkuabusoobaa; shokkuabusooba; shokku abusoobaa; shokku abusooba / shokkuabusooba; shokkuabusooba; shokku abusooba; shokku abusooba ショックアブソーバー; ショックアブソーバ; ショック・アブソーバー; ショック・アブソーバ |
shock absorber |
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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