There are 11 total results for your 洗面 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
洗面 see styles |
xǐ miàn xi3 mian4 hsi mien senmen せんめん |
facial cleansing (n,vs,vi) washing one's face |
洗面乳 see styles |
xǐ miàn rǔ xi3 mian4 ru3 hsi mien ju |
cleansing lotion |
洗面偈 see styles |
xǐ miàn jié xi3 mian4 jie2 hsi mien chieh Senmen no ge |
Verses for Face Washing |
洗面台 see styles |
senmendai せんめんだい |
washbasin; washstand |
洗面器 see styles |
senmenki せんめんき |
wash basin; wash bowl (incl. portable bowl in a public bath) |
洗面奶 see styles |
xǐ miàn nǎi xi3 mian4 nai3 hsi mien nai |
cleansing lotion |
洗面室 see styles |
senmenshitsu せんめんしつ |
(See 洗面所・せんめんじょ) washroom |
洗面所 see styles |
senmenjo せんめんじょ |
washroom; bathroom |
洗面用具 see styles |
senmenyougu / senmenyogu せんめんようぐ |
toiletries |
以淚洗面 以泪洗面 see styles |
yǐ lèi xǐ miàn yi3 lei4 xi3 mian4 i lei hsi mien |
to bathe one's face in tears (idiom) |
洗面化粧台 see styles |
senmenkeshoudai / senmenkeshodai せんめんけしょうだい |
washstand; basin stand |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 11 results for "洗面" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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