There are 26 total results for your シンセ search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
シンセ see styles |
shinse シンセ |
(abbreviation) (See シンセサイザー) synthesizer; synthesiser; (place-name) Since |
シンセン see styles |
jinsen ジンセン |
(See 朝鮮人参) Asian ginseng (Panax ginseng) (chi: jenshen); (place-name) Shenzhen (China) |
シンセシス see styles |
shinseshisu シンセシス |
(See 論理合成) synthesis (in semiconductor technology) |
シンセレホ see styles |
shinsereho シンセレホ |
(place-name) Sincelejo (Colombia) |
シンセサイザ see styles |
shinsesaiza シンセサイザ |
synthesizer; synthesiser |
シンセポップ see styles |
shinsepoppu シンセポップ |
{music} synthpop |
ギターシンセ see styles |
gitaashinse / gitashinse ギターシンセ |
guitar synthesizer; guitar synthesiser |
森下じんせい see styles |
morishitajinsei / morishitajinse もりしたじんせい |
(person) Morishita Jinsei |
シンセサイザー see styles |
shinsesaizaa / shinsesaiza シンセサイザー |
synthesizer; synthesiser |
シンセティック see styles |
shinsetikku シンセティック |
(can act as adjective) synthetic |
ギター・シンセ see styles |
gitaa shinse / gita shinse ギター・シンセ |
guitar synthesizer; guitar synthesiser |
ホトシンセシス see styles |
hotoshinseshisu ホトシンセシス |
photosynthesis |
エリックシンセキ see styles |
erikkushinseki エリックシンセキ |
(person) Eric Shinseki |
ジオシンセティックス see styles |
jioshinsetikkusu ジオシンセティックス |
geosynthetic |
Variations: |
jinteeze; shinseshisu ジンテーゼ; シンセシス |
(1) synthesis (ger: Synthese); (2) (usu. シンセシス) (See 論理合成) synthesis (in semiconductor technology) |
アナログシンセサイザー see styles |
anarogushinsesaizaa / anarogushinsesaiza アナログシンセサイザー |
analog synthesizer |
デジタルシンセサイザー see styles |
dejitarushinsesaizaa / dejitarushinsesaiza デジタルシンセサイザー |
digital synthesizer |
アナログ・シンセサイザー see styles |
anarogu shinsesaizaa / anarogu shinsesaiza アナログ・シンセサイザー |
analog synthesizer |
デジタル・シンセサイザー see styles |
dejitaru shinsesaizaa / dejitaru shinsesaiza デジタル・シンセサイザー |
digital synthesizer |
アクリリックレジンセメント see styles |
akuririkkurejinsemento アクリリックレジンセメント |
acrylic resin cement |
Variations: |
gitaashinse; gitaa shinse / gitashinse; gita shinse ギターシンセ; ギター・シンセ |
(abbreviation) (See ギターシンセサイザー) guitar synthesizer; guitar synthesiser |
Variations: |
shinsesaizaa(p); shinsesaiza / shinsesaiza(p); shinsesaiza シンセサイザー(P); シンセサイザ |
synthesizer; synthesiser |
Variations: |
fotoshinseshisu; hotoshinseshisu(ik) フォトシンセシス; ホトシンセシス(ik) |
{biol} (See 光合成) photosynthesis |
Variations: |
gitaashinsesaizaa; gitaa shinsesaizaa / gitashinsesaiza; gita shinsesaiza ギターシンセサイザー; ギター・シンセサイザー |
guitar synthesizer; guitar synthesiser |
Variations: |
anarogushinsesaizaa; anarogu shinsesaizaa / anarogushinsesaiza; anarogu shinsesaiza アナログシンセサイザー; アナログ・シンセサイザー |
analog synthesizer |
Variations: |
dejitarushinsesaizaa; dejitaru shinsesaizaa / dejitarushinsesaiza; dejitaru shinsesaiza デジタルシンセサイザー; デジタル・シンセサイザー |
digital synthesizer |
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