There are 13 total results for your 後一 search in the dictionary.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
後一 see styles |
goichi ごいち |
(given name) Goichi |
後一条 see styles |
goichijou / goichijo ごいちじょう |
(person) Go Ichijō |
後一歩 see styles |
atoippo あといっぽ |
(exp,adv) (1) one more; another; the other; (2) not quite; not very good |
午後一 see styles |
gogoichi ごごいち |
first thing in the afternoon |
最後一天 最后一天 see styles |
zuì hòu yī tiān zui4 hou4 yi1 tian1 tsui hou i t`ien tsui hou i tien |
final day |
最後一念 最后一念 see styles |
zuì hòu yī niàn zui4 hou4 yi1 nian4 tsui hou i nien saigo ichinen |
final thought-moment |
道後一万 see styles |
dougoichiman / dogoichiman どうごいちまん |
(place-name) Dōgoichiman |
後一条天皇 see styles |
goichijoutennou / goichijotenno ごいちじょうてんのう |
(person) Emperor Go-Ichijō; Go-Ichijō Tenno (1008-1036 CE, reigning: 1016-1036 CE) |
後一条天皇陵 see styles |
goichijoutennouryou / goichijotennoryo ごいちじょうてんのうりょう |
(place-name) Goichijōtennouryō |
Variations: |
atoippo あといっぽ |
(exp,adv) (1) (See 今一つ・いまひとつ・1) one more; another; the other; (exp,adv) (2) (See 今一つ・いまひとつ・2) not quite; not very good |
Variations: |
gogoichi(午後一); gogoichi(午後ichi) ごごいち(午後一); ごごイチ(午後イチ) |
(n,adv) (colloquialism) first thing in the afternoon |
壓死駱駝的最後一根稻草 压死骆驼的最后一根稻草 see styles |
yā sǐ luò tuo de zuì hòu yī gēn dào cǎo ya1 si3 luo4 tuo5 de5 zui4 hou4 yi1 gen1 dao4 cao3 ya ssu lo t`o te tsui hou i ken tao ts`ao ya ssu lo to te tsui hou i ken tao tsao |
the straw that broke the camel’s back (idiom); the final straw |
飯後一支煙，賽過活神仙 饭后一支烟，赛过活神仙 |
fàn hòu yī zhī yān , sài guò huó shén xiān fan4 hou4 yi1 zhi1 yan1 , sai4 guo4 huo2 shen2 xian1 fan hou i chih yen , sai kuo huo shen hsien |
have a smoke after each meal and you will surpass the immortals (proverb) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 13 results for "後一" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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