There are 13 total results for your 呼吸器 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
呼吸器 see styles |
hū xī qì hu1 xi1 qi4 hu hsi ch`i hu hsi chi kokyuuki / kokyuki こきゅうき |
ventilator (artificial breathing apparatus used in hospitals) {anat} respiratory organs |
呼吸器学 see styles |
kokyuukigaku / kokyukigaku こきゅうきがく |
pulmonology; pneumology; respirology |
呼吸器官 see styles |
kokyuukikan / kokyukikan こきゅうきかん |
{anat} respiratory organs |
呼吸器系 see styles |
kokyuukikei / kokyukike こきゅうきけい |
respiratory system |
呼吸器感染 see styles |
kokyuukikansen / kokyukikansen こきゅうきかんせん |
{med} respiratory tract infection; RTI |
呼吸器疾患 see styles |
kokyuukishikkan / kokyukishikkan こきゅうきしっかん |
{med} respiratory illness |
人工呼吸器 see styles |
jinkoukokyuuki / jinkokokyuki じんこうこきゅうき |
artificial respirator; ventilator |
空気呼吸器 see styles |
kuukikokyuuki / kukikokyuki くうきこきゅうき |
respirator; breathing apparatus |
二級頭呼吸器 二级头呼吸器 see styles |
èr jí tóu hū xī qì er4 ji2 tou2 hu1 xi1 qi4 erh chi t`ou hu hsi ch`i erh chi tou hu hsi chi |
(scuba diving) regulator; demand valve |
中東呼吸器症候群 see styles |
chuutoukokyuukishoukougun / chutokokyukishokogun ちゅうとうこきゅうきしょうこうぐん |
{med} Middle East Respiratory Syndrome; MERS |
備用二級頭呼吸器 备用二级头呼吸器 see styles |
bèi yòng èr jí tóu hū xī qì bei4 yong4 er4 ji2 tou2 hu1 xi1 qi4 pei yung erh chi t`ou hu hsi ch`i pei yung erh chi tou hu hsi chi |
(scuba diving) backup regulator; octopus |
慢性閉塞性呼吸器疾患 see styles |
manseiheisokuseikokyuukishikkan / mansehesokusekokyukishikkan まんせいへいそくせいこきゅうきしっかん |
{med} chronic obstructive respiratory disease |
重症急性呼吸器症候群 see styles |
juushoukyuuseikokyuukishoukougun / jushokyusekokyukishokogun じゅうしょうきゅうせいこきゅうきしょうこうぐん |
{med} severe acute respiratory syndrome; SARS |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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