There are 46 total results for your ブーッ search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
ぷーっ see styles |
buutsu / butsu ブーツ |
boots |
ふーっと see styles |
fuutto / futto ふーっと |
(adverb) (onomatopoeic or mimetic word) with a whiff; with a puff |
ブーツァー see styles |
buushaa / busha ブーツァー |
(surname) Bucer |
Variations: |
buu; buu / bu; bu ブー; ブーッ |
(interjection) (onomatopoeic or mimetic word) beep; honk (car horn); buzz (buzzer); boo (wrong answer, like buzzer on quiz shows) |
スキーブーツ see styles |
sukiibuutsu / sukibutsu スキーブーツ |
ski boots |
スノーブーツ see styles |
sunoobuutsu / sunoobutsu スノーブーツ |
snow boots |
ハーフブーツ see styles |
haafubuutsu / hafubutsu ハーフブーツ |
half boot |
マリンブーツ see styles |
marinbuutsu / marinbutsu マリンブーツ |
diving boots (usually made of neoprene) (wasei: marine boots) |
レインブーツ see styles |
reinbuutsu / renbutsu レインブーツ |
waterproof shoes; rain boots; rubber boots; Wellington boots; gumboots |
ロングブーツ see styles |
rongubuutsu / rongubutsu ロングブーツ |
long boots |
ブーツサンダル see styles |
buutsusandaru / butsusandaru ブーツサンダル |
boot sandals; sandal boots |
アンクルブーツ see styles |
ankurubuutsu / ankurubutsu アンクルブーツ |
ankle boots |
キンキーブーツ see styles |
kinkiibuutsu / kinkibutsu キンキーブーツ |
kinky boots; (wk) Kinky Boots (2005 film); (wk) Kinky Boots (2012 musical) |
スキー・ブーツ see styles |
sukii buutsu / suki butsu スキー・ブーツ |
ski boots |
スノー・ブーツ see styles |
sunoo buutsu / sunoo butsu スノー・ブーツ |
snow boots |
ハーフ・ブーツ see styles |
haafu buutsu / hafu butsu ハーフ・ブーツ |
half boot |
マリン・ブーツ see styles |
marin buutsu / marin butsu マリン・ブーツ |
diving boots (usually made of neoprene) (wasei: marine boots) |
レイン・ブーツ see styles |
rein buutsu / ren butsu レイン・ブーツ |
waterproof shoes; rain boots; rubber boots; Wellington boots; gumboots |
ロング・ブーツ see styles |
rongu buutsu / rongu butsu ロング・ブーツ |
long boots |
ブーッショファン see styles |
buusshofan / busshofan ブーッショファン |
boue chauffante (self-heating mud-pack for cosmetic purposes) (fre:) |
ブーツ・サンダル see styles |
buutsu sandaru / butsu sandaru ブーツ・サンダル |
boot sandals; sandal boots |
アンクル・ブーツ see styles |
ankuru buutsu / ankuru butsu アンクル・ブーツ |
ankle boots |
カウボーイブーツ see styles |
kaubooibuutsu / kaubooibutsu カウボーイブーツ |
cowboy boots |
キンキー・ブーツ see styles |
kinkii buutsu / kinki butsu キンキー・ブーツ |
kinky boots; (wk) Kinky Boots (2005 film); (wk) Kinky Boots (2012 musical) |
コングレスブーツ see styles |
konguresubuutsu / konguresubutsu コングレスブーツ |
congress gaiters; congress boots; elastic-sided boots |
カウボーイ・ブーツ see styles |
kaubooi buutsu / kaubooi butsu カウボーイ・ブーツ |
cowboy boots |
コングレス・ブーツ see styles |
konguresu buutsu / konguresu butsu コングレス・ブーツ |
congress gaiters; congress boots; elastic-sided boots |
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sukiibuutsu; sukii buutsu / sukibutsu; suki butsu スキーブーツ; スキー・ブーツ |
ski boots |
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sunoobuutsu; sunoo buutsu / sunoobutsu; sunoo butsu スノーブーツ; スノー・ブーツ |
snow boots |
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haafubuutsu; haafu buutsu / hafubutsu; hafu butsu ハーフブーツ; ハーフ・ブーツ |
half boot |
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marinbuutsu; marin buutsu / marinbutsu; marin butsu マリンブーツ; マリン・ブーツ |
diving boots (usually made of neoprene) (wasei: marine boots) |
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reinbuutsu; rein buutsu / renbutsu; ren butsu レインブーツ; レイン・ブーツ |
(See 雨靴・あまぐつ) waterproof shoes; rain boots; rubber boots; Wellington boots; gumboots |
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rongubuutsu; rongu buutsu / rongubutsu; rongu butsu ロングブーツ; ロング・ブーツ |
long boots |
味の素ゼネラルフーヅ株式会社 see styles |
ajinomotozenerarufuuzukabushikigaisha / ajinomotozenerarufuzukabushikigaisha あじのもとゼネラルフーヅかぶしきがいしゃ |
(c) Ajinomoto General Foods, Inc.; AGF |
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buutsusandaru; buutsu sandaru / butsusandaru; butsu sandaru ブーツサンダル; ブーツ・サンダル |
boot sandals; sandal boots |
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ankurubuutsu; ankuru buutsu / ankurubutsu; ankuru butsu アンクルブーツ; アンクル・ブーツ |
ankle boots |
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kinkiibuutsu; kinkii buutsu / kinkibutsu; kinki butsu キンキーブーツ; キンキー・ブーツ |
(1) (work) Kinky Boots (2005 film); (2) (work) Kinky Boots (2012 musical) |
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niihaibuutsu; niihai buutsu / nihaibutsu; nihai butsu ニーハイブーツ; ニーハイ・ブーツ |
knee-high boots |
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rondonbuutsu; rondon buutsu / rondonbutsu; rondon butsu ロンドンブーツ; ロンドン・ブーツ |
flashy high-heeled boots (wasei: London boots) |
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buushoffan; buusshofan / bushoffan; busshofan ブーショッファン; ブーッショファン |
boue chauffante (self-heating mud-pack for cosmetic purposes) (fre:) |
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futto; fuutto; fuutto; fuutto / futto; futto; futto; futto ふっと; ふうっと; ふーっと; フーッと |
(adverb) (1) (onomatopoeic or mimetic word) with a whiff; with a puff; (adverb) (2) (ふっと only) suddenly; abruptly; without warning |
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kaubooibuutsu; kaubooi buutsu / kaubooibutsu; kaubooi butsu カウボーイブーツ; カウボーイ・ブーツ |
cowboy boots |
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konguresubuutsu; konguresu buutsu / konguresubutsu; konguresu butsu コングレスブーツ; コングレス・ブーツ |
congress gaiters; congress boots; elastic-sided boots |
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werintonbuutsu; werinton buutsu / werintonbutsu; werinton butsu ウェリントンブーツ; ウェリントン・ブーツ |
Wellington boots |
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puu; puu; puu; puu; puu; puu; puu / pu; pu; pu; pu; pu; pu; pu プー; ぷー; ぷう; プーッ; ぷーっ; プーっ; ぷうっ |
(n,adj-no,adv,adv-to) (1) (onomatopoeic or mimetic word) toot (e.g. of trumpet); (n,adj-no,adv,adv-to) (2) (onomatopoeic or mimetic word) honk (e.g. of klaxon); beep; (n,adj-no,adv,adv-to) (3) (onomatopoeic or mimetic word) farting sound; (n,adj-no,adv,adv-to) (4) (onomatopoeic or mimetic word) sound of something being inflated; puff; poof; phoo |
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saihaibuutsu; taihaibuutsu; sai hai buutsu; tai hai buutsu / saihaibutsu; taihaibutsu; sai hai butsu; tai hai butsu サイハイブーツ; タイハイブーツ; サイ・ハイ・ブーツ; タイ・ハイ・ブーツ |
thigh-high boots |
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A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.
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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