There are 7 total results for your 冷熱 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
冷熱 see styles |
reinetsu / renetsu れいねつ |
(1) coldness and hotness; cooling and heating; (2) indifference and enthusiasm; prosperity and decline; (3) (See 冷熱発電) cold energy (e.g. in power generation) |
冷熱病 冷热病 see styles |
lěng rè bìng leng3 re4 bing4 leng je ping |
malaria |
冷熱度數 冷热度数 see styles |
lěng rè dù shù leng3 re4 du4 shu4 leng je tu shu |
temperature (esp. of medical patient) |
冷熱発電 see styles |
reinetsuhatsuden / renetsuhatsuden れいねつはつでん |
cold energy power generation (e.g. from LNG) |
新菱冷熱工業 see styles |
shinryoureinetsukougyou / shinryorenetsukogyo しんりょうれいねつこうぎょう |
(company) Shinryo Corporation; (c) Shinryo Corporation |
冰炭不言，冷熱自明 冰炭不言，冷热自明 see styles |
bīng tàn bù yán , lěng rè zì míng bing1 tan4 bu4 yan2 , leng3 re4 zi4 ming2 ping t`an pu yen , leng je tzu ming ping tan pu yen , leng je tzu ming |
ice or coals, whether hot or cold goes without saying (idiom); fig. sincerity is not expressed in words |
日立製作所冷熱工場 see styles |
hitachiseisakujoreinetsukoujou / hitachisesakujorenetsukojo ひたちせいさくじょれいねつこうじょう |
(place-name) Hitachiseisakujoreinetsu Factory |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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