There are 39 total results for your 電車 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
電車 电车 see styles |
diàn chē dian4 che1 tien ch`e tien che densha でんしゃ |
trolleybus; CL:輛|辆[liang4] train; electric train |
電車代 see styles |
denshadai でんしゃだい |
train fare |
電車区 see styles |
denshaku でんしゃく |
railcar depot; train depot |
電車男 see styles |
denshaotoko でんしゃおとこ |
(work) Densha Otoko (film, television series, manga and novel); (wk) Densha Otoko (film, television series, manga and novel) |
電車賃 see styles |
denshachin でんしゃちん |
train fare |
電車道 see styles |
denshamichi でんしゃみち |
(1) street with tramline; railroad track; (2) {sumo} (See 電車道相撲) railroading the opponent straight out of the ring |
痛電車 see styles |
itadensha いたでんしゃ |
(slang) train decorated with anime characters |
終電車 see styles |
shuudensha / shudensha しゅうでんしゃ |
(See 終電) last train (of the day) |
花電車 see styles |
hanadensha はなでんしゃ |
floral streetcar |
赤電車 see styles |
akadensha あかでんしゃ |
last train |
電車通り see styles |
denshadoori でんしゃどおり |
street with streetcar tracks; street with a tram line |
電車酔い see styles |
denshayoi でんしゃよい |
(See 酔い・2) train sickness; motion sickness on a train |
回送電車 see styles |
kaisoudensha / kaisodensha かいそうでんしゃ |
out-of-service car; out-of-service train; out-of-service bus; deadhead |
始発電車 see styles |
shihatsudensha しはつでんしゃ |
first train (of the day) |
快速電車 see styles |
kaisokudensha かいそくでんしゃ |
rapid-service train; rapid train |
普通電車 see styles |
futsuudensha / futsudensha ふつうでんしゃ |
(See 普通列車) regular train; local train; train that stops at every station |
最終電車 see styles |
saishuudensha / saishudensha さいしゅうでんしゃ |
last train (of the day) |
有軌電車 有轨电车 see styles |
yǒu guǐ diàn chē you3 gui3 dian4 che1 yu kuei tien ch`e yu kuei tien che |
streetcar; tramcar; tram |
湘南電車 see styles |
shounandensha / shonandensha しょうなんでんしゃ |
(colloquialism) Shonan train; medium-distance train on the eastern Tokaido Main Line (coloured green and orange) |
満員電車 see styles |
manindensha まんいんでんしゃ |
crowded train |
無人電車 see styles |
mujindensha むじんでんしゃ |
driverless train |
無軌電車 无轨电车 see styles |
wú guǐ diàn chē wu2 gui3 dian4 che1 wu kuei tien ch`e wu kuei tien che |
trolleybus |
登山電車 see styles |
tozandensha とざんでんしゃ |
mountain railway |
荷物電車 see styles |
nimotsudensha にもつでんしゃ |
baggage car; luggage van |
路面電車 路面电车 see styles |
lù miàn diàn chē lu4 mian4 dian4 che1 lu mien tien ch`e lu mien tien che romendensha ろめんでんしゃ |
(Tw) tram; streetcar tram; streetcar; trolley; tramcar |
近鉄電車 see styles |
kintetsudensha きんてつでんしゃ |
(company) Kintetsu Railways; (c) Kintetsu Railways |
通勤電車 see styles |
tsuukindensha / tsukindensha つうきんでんしゃ |
commuter train |
郊外電車 see styles |
kougaidensha / kogaidensha こうがいでんしゃ |
suburban train |
電車道相撲 see styles |
denshamichisumou / denshamichisumo でんしゃみちすもう |
{sumo} railroading an opponent straight out of the ring |
小山電車区 see styles |
oyamadenshaku おやまでんしゃく |
(place-name) Oyamadenshaku |
超低床電車 see styles |
chouteishoudensha / choteshodensha ちょうていしょうでんしゃ |
ultra low-floor tram; ultra low-floor light rail vehicle |
長距離電車 see styles |
choukyoridensha / chokyoridensha ちょうきょりでんしゃ |
long-distance train; long-haul train |
電車事業所前 see styles |
denshajigyoushomae / denshajigyoshomae でんしゃじぎょうしょまえ |
(personal name) Denshajigyoushomae |
ちんちん電車 see styles |
chinchindensha ちんちんでんしゃ |
(slang) (See 市電) streetcar, trolley |
習志野電車区 see styles |
narashinodenshaku ならしのでんしゃく |
(place-name) Narashinodenshaku |
電車事業所前駅 see styles |
denshajigyoushomaeeki / denshajigyoshomaeeki でんしゃじぎょうしょまええき |
(st) Denshajigyoushomae Station |
ラッピング電車 see styles |
rappingudensha ラッピングでんしゃ |
train covered in wrap advertising |
福知山電車基地 see styles |
fukuchiyamadenshakichi ふくちやまでんしゃきち |
(place-name) Fukuchiyamadenshakichi |
Variations: |
chinchindensha ちんちんでんしゃ |
(colloquialism) (See ちんちん・2,路面電車) tram; streetcar; trolley |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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