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Simple Dictionary Definition |
飲み干す see styles |
nomihosu のみほす |
(transitive verb) to drink up; to drain (cup) |
骨幹網路 骨干网路 see styles |
gǔ gàn wǎng lù gu3 gan4 wang3 lu4 ku kan wang lu |
backbone network |
鹿島干拓 see styles |
kashimakantaku かしまかんたく |
(place-name) Kashimakantaku |
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kanten かんてん |
drought; dry weather |
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kangai かんがい |
drought disaster; drought damage |
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himono; karamono(ok) ひもの; からもの(ok) |
dried fish (or shellfish, etc.) |
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hiba ひば |
dried leaves; dried daikon leaves |
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hidara ひだら |
(See 干し鱈・ほしだら) dried cod |
干からびる see styles |
hikarabiru ひからびる |
(v1,vi) to dry up completely; to become stale |
干しぶどう see styles |
hoshibudou / hoshibudo ほしぶどう |
raisin; raisins |
干し固める see styles |
hoshikatameru ほしかためる |
(transitive verb) to dry until stiff |
干し草の山 see styles |
hoshikusanoyama ほしくさのやま |
(exp,n) haystack; hay bale |
干刈あがた see styles |
hikariagata ひかりあがた |
(person) Hikari Agata (1943.1.25-1992.9.6) |
干場しおり see styles |
hoshibashiori ほしばしおり |
(person) Hoshiba Shiori |
干拓の里駅 see styles |
kantakunosatoeki かんたくのさとえき |
(st) Kantakunosato Station |
干枯らびる see styles |
hikarabiru ひからびる |
(v1,vi) to dry up completely; to become stale |
干潟町飛地 see styles |
hikatamachitobichi ひかたまちとびち |
(place-name) Hikatamachitobichi |
干遮那摩羅 干遮那摩罗 see styles |
gān zhēn à mó luó gan1 zhen1 a4 mo2 luo2 kan chen a mo lo Kanshanamara |
Kāñcana-mālā, a hair circlet or ornament of pure gold; name of the wife of Kuṇālā, noted for fidelity to her husband when he had been disgraced. |
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kanpyou / kanpyo かんぴょう |
strips of dried gourd |
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kankyou / kankyo かんきょう |
dried ginger |
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kangyo; hizakana; hiuo かんぎょ; ひざかな; ひうお |
(See 干し魚・ほしうお) dried fish; stockfish |
しらす干し see styles |
shirasuboshi しらすぼし |
dried young sardines |
中海干拓地 see styles |
nakaumikantakuchi なかうみかんたくち |
(place-name) Nakaumikantakuchi |
乾煸四季豆 干煸四季豆 see styles |
gān biān sì jì dòu gan1 bian1 si4 ji4 dou4 kan pien ssu chi tou |
fried beans, Sichuan style |
乾煸土豆絲 干煸土豆丝 see styles |
gān biān tǔ dòu sī gan1 bian1 tu3 dou4 si1 kan pien t`u tou ssu kan pien tu tou ssu |
dry-fried potato slices (Chinese dish) |
八沢浦干拓 see styles |
yazawaurakantaku やざわうらかんたく |
(place-name) Yazawaurakantaku |
内政不干渉 see styles |
naiseifukanshou / naisefukansho ないせいふかんしょう |
non-intervention in the domestic affairs of another nation |
切干し大根 see styles |
kiriboshidaikon きりぼしだいこん |
thinly sliced and dried strips of daikon |
割干し大根 see styles |
wariboshidaikon わりぼしだいこん |
strips of daikon sliced the long way and dried |
嗜酸乳干菌 see styles |
shì suān rǔ gān jun shi4 suan1 ru3 gan1 jun1 shih suan ju kan chün |
Lactobacillus acidophilus |
塔克拉瑪干 see styles |
takuramakan タクラマカン |
(place-name) Takla Makan (China) |
塔克拉馬干 塔克拉马干 see styles |
tǎ kè lā mǎ gān ta3 ke4 la1 ma3 gan1 t`a k`o la ma kan ta ko la ma kan |
Taklamakan (desert) |
大江干新町 see styles |
ooeboshishinmachi おおえぼししんまち |
(place-name) Ooeboshishinmachi |
奴兒干都司 奴儿干都司 see styles |
nú ér gān dū sī nu2 er2 gan1 du1 si1 nu erh kan tu ssu |
the Ming dynasty provincial headquarters in the Heilongjiang and Vladivostok area |
山陽網干駅 see styles |
sanyouaboshieki / sanyoaboshieki さんようあぼしえき |
(st) San'youaboshi Station |
巴爾幹半島 巴尔干半岛 see styles |
bā ěr gàn bàn dǎo ba1 er3 gan4 ban4 dao3 pa erh kan pan tao |
Balkan Peninsula |
布干維爾島 布干维尔岛 see styles |
bù gān wéi ěr dǎo bu4 gan1 wei2 er3 dao3 pu kan wei erh tao |
Bougainville Island, Papua New Guinea |
惡癩野干心 恶癞野干心 see styles |
è lài yě gān xīn e4 lai4 ye3 gan1 xin1 o lai yeh kan hsin akurai yakan no kokoro |
A scabby pariah, a phrase describing the evil of the mind. |
手腳不乾淨 手脚不干净 see styles |
shǒu jiǎo bù gān jìng shou3 jiao3 bu4 gan1 jing4 shou chiao pu kan ching |
thieving; light-fingered; prone to stealing |
摩訶目乾連 摩诃目干连 see styles |
mó hē mù gān lián mo2 he1 mu4 gan1 lian2 mo ho mu kan lien Makamokkanren |
Mahā-Maudgalyāyana |
新沼浦干拓 see styles |
niinumaurakantaku / ninumaurakantaku にいぬまうらかんたく |
(place-name) Niinumaurakantaku |
東合川干出 see styles |
higashiaikawahiide / higashiaikawahide ひがしあいかわひいで |
(place-name) Higashiaikawahiide |
松贊干布陵 松赞干布陵 see styles |
sōng zàn gàn bù líng song1 zan4 gan4 bu4 ling2 sung tsan kan pu ling |
the tomb of Tibetan king Songtsen Gampo or Songzain Gambo in Lhoka prefecture |
沙拉甩乾器 沙拉甩干器 see styles |
shā lā shuǎi gān qì sha1 la1 shuai3 gan1 qi4 sha la shuai kan ch`i sha la shuai kan chi |
salad spinner |
津奈木干拓 see styles |
tsunagikantaku つなぎかんたく |
(place-name) Tsunagikantaku |
由乾陀山王 由干陀山王 see styles |
yóu gān tuó shān wáng you2 gan1 tuo2 shan1 wang2 yu kan t`o shan wang yu kan to shan wang Yugandasen ō |
Yugaṃdhara |
甲羅を干す see styles |
kouraohosu / koraohosu こうらをほす |
(exp,v5s) (See 甲羅干し・2) to bask in the sun lying flat on one's stomach |
符号間干渉 see styles |
fugoukankanshou / fugokankansho ふごうかんかんしょう |
{comp} ISI; intersymbol interference |
網干区和久 see styles |
aboshikuwaku あぼしくわく |
(place-name) Aboshikuwaku |
網干区坂上 see styles |
aboshikusakaue あぼしくさかうえ |
(place-name) Aboshikusakaue |
網干区坂出 see styles |
aboshikusakade あぼしくさかで |
(place-name) Aboshikusakade |
網干区宮内 see styles |
aboshikumiyauchi あぼしくみやうち |
(place-name) Aboshikumiyauchi |
網干区浜田 see styles |
aboshikuhamada あぼしくはまだ |
(place-name) Aboshikuhamada |
網干区田井 see styles |
aboshikutai あぼしくたい |
(place-name) Aboshikutai |
網干区福井 see styles |
aboshikufukui あぼしくふくい |
(place-name) Aboshikufukui |
網干区興浜 see styles |
aboshikuokinohama あぼしくおきのはま |
(place-name) Aboshikuokinohama |
網干区高田 see styles |
aboshikutakada あぼしくたかだ |
(place-name) Aboshikutakada |
薩遮尼乾子 萨遮尼干子 see styles |
sà zhē ní qián zǐ sa4 zhe1 ni2 qian2 zi3 sa che ni ch`ien tzu sa che ni chien tzu Satsusha Nikenshi |
*Satyaka-nirgranthī-putra |
造血幹細胞 造血干细胞 see styles |
zào xuè gàn xì bāo zao4 xue4 gan4 xi4 bao1 tsao hsüeh kan hsi pao zouketsukansaibou / zoketsukansaibo ぞうけつかんさいぼう |
blood generating stem cells (in bone marrow) {biol} hematopoietic stem cell; haematopoietic stem cell |
阿拉乾山脈 阿拉干山脉 see styles |
ā lā gān shān mài a1 la1 gan1 shan1 mai4 a la kan shan mai |
Arakan Yoma, mountain range in western Myanmar (Burma) |
阿拉干山脈 阿拉干山脉 see styles |
ā lā gān shān mài a1 la1 gan1 shan1 mai4 a la kan shan mai |
Arakan Mountains (aka Rakhine Mountains), mountain range in western Myanmar |
非可干渉的 see styles |
hikakanshouteki / hikakanshoteki ひかかんしょうてき |
(adjectival noun) {physics} (See インコヒーレント) incoherent |
干戈を交える see styles |
kankaomajieru かんかをまじえる |
(exp,v1) (archaism) to open hostilities; to be at war |
干戈を動かす see styles |
kankaougokasu / kankaogokasu かんかをうごかす |
(exp,v5s) (rare) to open hostilities; to take up arms; to start a war |
干飯トンネル see styles |
kareitonneru / karetonneru かれいトンネル |
(place-name) Karei Tunnel |
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michihi; mankan(満干) みちひ; まんかん(満干) |
ebb and flow |
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niboshi にぼし |
(small crunchy) dried sardines |
一乗寺東水干 see styles |
ichijoujihigashimizuboshi / ichijojihigashimizuboshi いちじょうじひがしみずぼし |
(place-name) Ichijōjihigashimizuboshi |
一乗寺西水干 see styles |
ichijoujinishimizuboshi / ichijojinishimizuboshi いちじょうじにしみずぼし |
(place-name) Ichijōjinishimizuboshi |
五七幹部學校 五七干部学校 see styles |
wǔ qī gàn bù xué xiào wu3 qi1 gan4 bu4 xue2 xiao4 wu ch`i kan pu hsüeh hsiao wu chi kan pu hsüeh hsiao |
May 7 Cadre School (farm where urban cadres had to undertake manual labor and study ideology during the Cultural Revolution) (abbr. to 五七幹校|五七干校[Wu3 Qi1 Gan4 xiao4]) |
切り干し大根 see styles |
kiriboshidaikon きりぼしだいこん |
thinly sliced and dried strips of daikon |
割り干し大根 see styles |
wariboshidaikon わりぼしだいこん |
strips of daikon sliced the long way and dried |
化干戈為玉帛 化干戈为玉帛 see styles |
huà gān gē wéi yù bó hua4 gan1 ge1 wei2 yu4 bo2 hua kan ko wei yü po |
lit. to exchange weapons of war for gifts of jade and silk (idiom); fig. to turn hostility into friendship |
塔什庫爾干鄉 塔什库尔干乡 see styles |
tǎ shí kù ěr gān xiāng ta3 shi2 ku4 er3 gan1 xiang1 t`a shih k`u erh kan hsiang ta shih ku erh kan hsiang |
Taxkorgan township in Kashgar prefecture 喀什地區|喀什地区[Ka1 shi2 di4 qu1], west Xinjiang |
大薩遮尼乾子 大萨遮尼干子 see styles |
dà sà zhē ní gān zí da4 sa4 zhe1 ni2 gan1 zi2 ta sa che ni kan tzu Dai satsusha nikanji |
Mahāsatyanirgrantha |
対ソ干渉戦争 see styles |
taisokanshousensou / taisokanshosenso たいソかんしょうせんそう |
(hist) (See 対ソ) Foreign Intervention in Russia (1917-1922) |
巨椋池干拓地 see styles |
oguraikekantakuchi おぐらいけかんたくち |
(place-name) Oguraikekantakuchi |
役を干される see styles |
yakuohosareru やくをほされる |
(exp,v1) to be deprived of one's role; to have one's livelihood taken away |
木曽岬干拓地 see styles |
kisomisakikantakuchi きそみさきかんたくち |
(place-name) Kisomisakikantakuchi |
東合川干出町 see styles |
higashiaikawahiidemachi / higashiaikawahidemachi ひがしあいかわひいでまち |
(place-name) Higashiaikawahiidemachi |
河北潟干拓地 see styles |
kahokugatakantakuchi かほくがたかんたくち |
(place-name) Kahokugatakantakuchi |
笠岡湾干拓地 see styles |
kasaokawankantakuchi かさおかわんかんたくち |
(place-name) Kasaokawankantakuchi |
網干区余子浜 see styles |
aboshikuyokohama あぼしくよこはま |
(place-name) Aboshikuyokohama |
網干区大江島 see styles |
aboshikuooejima あぼしくおおえじま |
(place-name) Aboshikuooejima |
網干区新在家 see styles |
aboshikushinzaike あぼしくしんざいけ |
(place-name) Aboshikushinzaike |
網干区津市場 see styles |
aboshikutsuichiba あぼしくついちば |
(place-name) Aboshikutsuichiba |
網干区網干浜 see styles |
aboshikuaboshihama あぼしくあぼしはま |
(place-name) Aboshikuaboshihama |
網干海浜大橋 see styles |
aboshikaihinoohashi あぼしかいひんおおはし |
(place-name) Aboshikaihin'oohashi |
網干臨海大橋 see styles |
aboshirinkaioohashi あぼしりんかいおおはし |
(place-name) Aboshirinkaioohashi |
薩遮尼乾子經 萨遮尼干子经 see styles |
sà zhē ní qián zǐ jīng sa4 zhe1 ni2 qian2 zi3 jing1 sa che ni ch`ien tzu ching sa che ni chien tzu ching Satsusha Nikenshi kyō |
*Mahā-satya-nirgrantha-putra-vyākaraṇa-sūtra |
費爾干納盆地 费尔干纳盆地 see styles |
fèi ěr gàn nà pén dì fei4 er3 gan4 na4 pen2 di4 fei erh kan na p`en ti fei erh kan na pen ti |
the Ferghana Valley in modern Uzbekistan |
費爾幹納盆地 费尔干纳盆地 see styles |
fèi ěr gàn nà pén dì fei4 er3 gan4 na4 pen2 di4 fei erh kan na p`en ti fei erh kan na pen ti |
the Ferghana Valley in modern Uzbekistan |
間充質幹細胞 间充质干细胞 see styles |
jiān chōng zhì gàn xì bāo jian1 chong1 zhi4 gan4 xi4 bao1 chien ch`ung chih kan hsi pao chien chung chih kan hsi pao |
mesenchymal stem cell MSC (in cell biology) |
顎が干上がる see styles |
agogahiagaru あごがひあがる |
(exp,v5r) to lose one's means of livelihood; to become unable to earn a living |
香取郡干潟町 see styles |
katorigunhikatamachi かとりぐんひかたまち |
(place-name) Katorigunhikatamachi |
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hishinu ひしぬ |
(vn,v5n,vi) (archaism) (See 餓死) to starve to death |
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higashi ひがし |
(See 生菓子・1) dried candies; dried confectionary; cookies |
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hoshinajiru ほしなじる |
(See 干菜・ほしな) hoshina soup |
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hibameshi ひばめし |
{food} (See 干葉・ひば) rice with dried daikon leaves |
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hoshishi; hojishi ほしし; ほじし |
(archaism) (See 干し肉・ほしにく) dried meat; jerky |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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