There are 29 total results for your 警報 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
警報 警报 see styles |
jǐng bào jing3 bao4 ching pao keihou / keho けいほう |
(fire) alarm; alert signal; alarm; alert; warning alarm; warning |
警報器 警报器 see styles |
jǐng bào qì jing3 bao4 qi4 ching pao ch`i ching pao chi keihouki / kehoki けいほうき |
siren alarm (fire, burglar, etc.); sensor |
警報機 see styles |
keihouki / kehoki けいほうき |
alarm (fire, burglar, etc.); sensor |
警報音 see styles |
keihouon / kehoon けいほうおん |
warning sound |
誤警報 see styles |
gokeihou / gokeho ごけいほう |
false alarm; accidental alarm |
跑警報 跑警报 see styles |
pǎo jǐng bào pao3 jing3 bao4 p`ao ching pao pao ching pao |
to run for shelter |
噴火警報 see styles |
funkakeihou / funkakeho ふんかけいほう |
volcano warning |
暴風警報 see styles |
boufuukeihou / bofukeho ぼうふうけいほう |
storm warning |
気象警報 see styles |
kishoukeihou / kishokeho きしょうけいほう |
weather warning |
津波警報 see styles |
tsunamikeihou / tsunamikeho つなみけいほう |
tsunami warning |
火災警報 see styles |
kasaikeihou / kasaikeho かさいけいほう |
fire warning; fire alert |
煙警報器 see styles |
enkeihouki / enkehoki えんけいほうき |
(rare) (See 煙感知器・けむりかんちき) smoke alarm |
特別警報 see styles |
tokubetsukeihou / tokubetsukeho とくべつけいほう |
emergency warning |
空襲警報 see styles |
kuushuukeihou / kushukeho くうしゅうけいほう |
air-raid alarm |
緊急警報 see styles |
kinkyuukeihou / kinkyukeho きんきゅうけいほう |
emergency alert; critical alert; emergency warning |
自動警報 see styles |
jidoukeihou / jidokeho じどうけいほう |
{comp} auto-alert |
警戒警報 see styles |
keikaikeihou / kekaikeho けいかいけいほう |
preliminary alert (flood, typhoon, air-raid, etc.); precautionary warning |
大津波警報 see styles |
ootsunamikeihou / ootsunamikeho おおつなみけいほう |
(See 津波警報・つなみけいほう) major tsunami warning |
火災警報器 see styles |
kasaikeihouki / kasaikehoki かさいけいほうき |
fire alarm or sensor |
警報抽象操作 see styles |
keihouchuushousousa / kehochushososa けいほうちゅうしょうそうさ |
{comp} alert abstract-operation |
ウイルス警報 see styles |
uirusukeihou / uirusukeho ウイルスけいほう |
{comp} virus alert |
緊急警報放送 see styles |
kinkyuukeihouhousou / kinkyukehohoso きんきゅうけいほうほうそう |
Emergency Warning System (radio and TV broadcasts); EWS; emergency warning broadcast |
警報メッセージ see styles |
keihoumesseeji / kehomesseeji けいほうメッセージ |
{comp} warning message |
ガス漏れ警報器 see styles |
gasumorekeihouki / gasumorekehoki ガスもれけいほうき |
gas leak sensor |
住宅用火災警報器 see styles |
juutakuyoukasaikeihouki / jutakuyokasaikehoki じゅうたくようかさいけいほうき |
(See 火災警報器・かさいけいほうき) smoke detector (residential); smoke alarm |
格納メッセージ警報 see styles |
kakunoumesseejikeihou / kakunomesseejikeho かくのうメッセージけいほう |
{comp} stored message alert; MS |
Variations: |
keihouki / kehoki けいほうき |
alarm (fire, burglar, railroad-crossing, etc.); sensor |
全国瞬時警報システム see styles |
zenkokushunjikeihoushisutemu / zenkokushunjikehoshisutemu ぜんこくしゅんじけいほうシステム |
(See Jアラート) nationwide instantaneous alert system; J-Alert system; satellite-based early warning system used in Japan |
Variations: |
denryokujukyuuhippakukeihou / denryokujukyuhippakukeho でんりょくじゅきゅうひっぱくけいほう |
power demand warning; power alert |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 29 results for "警報" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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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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