There are 40 total results for your 天秤 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
天秤 see styles |
tiān chèng tian1 cheng4 t`ien ch`eng tien cheng tenbin てんびん |
balance scale; Taiwan pr. [tian1 ping2] (1) (balance) scales; (2) shoulder carrying pole; (3) steelyard; (place-name, surname) Tenbin |
天秤丸 see styles |
tenbinmaru てんびんまる |
(place-name) Tenbinmaru |
天秤宮 see styles |
tenbinkyuu / tenbinkyu てんびんきゅう |
Libra (7th zodiacal sign); the Scales |
天秤座 see styles |
tiān chèng zuò tian1 cheng4 zuo4 t`ien ch`eng tso tien cheng tso tenbinza てんびんざ |
More info & calligraphy: Libra Zodiac Symbol / SignLibra (constellation); the Scales |
天秤棒 see styles |
tenbinbou / tenbinbo てんびんぼう |
shoulder carrying pole |
天秤町 see styles |
tenbinchou / tenbincho てんびんちょう |
(place-name) Tenbinchō |
両天秤 see styles |
ryoutenbin / ryotenbin りょうてんびん |
two alternatives |
東天秤 see styles |
higashitenbin ひがしてんびん |
(place-name) Higashitenbin |
西天秤 see styles |
nishitenbin にしてんびん |
(place-name) Nishitenbin |
天秤丸町 see styles |
tenbinmaruchou / tenbinmarucho てんびんまるちょう |
(place-name) Tenbinmaruchō |
天秤押し see styles |
tenbinoshi てんびんおし |
(rare) pressing the top of a pickle vat by hanging a weight on a staff, used as a lever (in Kyoto suguki pickle making) |
化学天秤 see styles |
kagakutenbin かがくてんびん |
chemical balance |
東天秤町 see styles |
higashitenbinchou / higashitenbincho ひがしてんびんちょう |
(place-name) Higashitenbinchō |
直示天秤 see styles |
chokujitenbin ちょくじてんびん |
analytical balance; direct reading balance |
西天秤町 see styles |
nishitenbinchou / nishitenbincho にしてんびんちょう |
(place-name) Nishitenbinchō |
新屋天秤野 see styles |
arayatenbinno あらやてんびんの |
(place-name) Arayatenbinno |
天秤にかける see styles |
tenbinnikakeru てんびんにかける |
(exp,v1) (1) to compare and contrast two alternatives; to weigh the relative merits of A and B; to weigh one's options; (2) to try to have it both ways; to try to sit on two stools |
天秤に掛ける see styles |
tenbinnikakeru てんびんにかける |
(exp,v1) (1) to compare and contrast two alternatives; to weigh the relative merits of A and B; to weigh one's options; (2) to try to have it both ways; to try to sit on two stools |
木槽天秤搾り see styles |
kibunetenbinshibori きぶねてんびんしぼり |
(obsolete) (sake) brewed in wooden vats, squeezed out by weight on a pole |
両天秤にかける see styles |
ryoutenbinnikakeru / ryotenbinnikakeru りょうてんびんにかける |
(exp,v1) to try to have it both ways; to try to sit on two stools |
両天秤に掛ける see styles |
ryoutenbinnikakeru / ryotenbinnikakeru りょうてんびんにかける |
(exp,v1) to try to have it both ways; to try to sit on two stools |
両天秤をかける see styles |
ryoutenbinokakeru / ryotenbinokakeru りょうてんびんをかける |
(exp,v1) to try to have it both ways; to try to sit on two stools |
両天秤を掛ける see styles |
ryoutenbinokakeru / ryotenbinokakeru りょうてんびんをかける |
(exp,v1) to try to have it both ways; to try to sit on two stools |
木槽天秤しぼり see styles |
kibunetenbinshibori きぶねてんびんしぼり |
(obsolete) (sake) brewed in wooden vats, squeezed out by weight on a pole |
鋳掛屋の天秤棒 see styles |
ikakeyanotenbinbou / ikakeyanotenbinbo いかけやのてんびんぼう |
(expression) (obscure) intrusive person; being intrusive; a tinker's shoulder pole |
鋳掛け屋の天秤棒 see styles |
ikakeyanotenbinbou / ikakeyanotenbinbo いかけやのてんびんぼう |
(expression) (obscure) intrusive person; being intrusive; a tinker's shoulder pole |
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tenbinza てんびんざ |
Libra (constellation); the Scales |
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tenbin てんびん |
(1) (balance) scales; (2) (abbreviation) (See 天秤棒) carrying pole; shoulder pole; milkmaid's yoke; (3) thread take-up lever (on a sewing machine); (4) {fish} spreader bar |
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chokujitenbin ちょくじてんびん |
analytical balance; direct reading balance |
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tenbin てんびん |
(1) (balance) scales; (2) shoulder carrying pole; (3) steelyard |
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tenbinbou / tenbinbo てんびんぼう |
carrying pole; shoulder pole; milkmaid's yoke |
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tenbinnikakeru てんびんにかける |
(exp,v1) (1) (idiom) to weigh (one thing against another); to compare (the relative merits of two options); to weigh (something) on scales; (exp,v1) (2) (idiom) to try to have it both ways; to play a double game; to have two strings to one's bow |
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tenbinnikakeru てんびんにかける |
(exp,v1) (1) to compare and contrast two alternatives; to weigh the relative merits of A and B; to weigh one's options; (exp,v1) (2) (See 両天秤を掛ける) to try to have it both ways; to try to sit on two stools |
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kibunetenbinshibori きぶねてんびんしぼり |
(obsolete) (sake) brewed in wooden vats, squeezed out by weight on a pole |
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tenbinbakari てんびんばかり |
balance scale; balance |
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ryoutenbinnikakeru / ryotenbinnikakeru りょうてんびんにかける |
(exp,v1) (See 両天秤を掛ける) to try to have it both ways; to try to sit on two stools |
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ryoutenbinokakeru / ryotenbinokakeru りょうてんびんをかける |
(exp,v1) (idiom) (See 両天秤にかける) to try to have it both ways; to play a double game; to have two strings to one's bow |
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ryoutenbinokakeru / ryotenbinokakeru りょうてんびんをかける |
(exp,v1) (See 両天秤に掛ける) to try to have it both ways; to try to sit on two stools |
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ikakeyanotenbinbou / ikakeyanotenbinbo いかけやのてんびんぼう |
(expression) (rare) intrusive person; being intrusive; a tinker's shoulder pole |
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ryoutenbinnikakeru / ryotenbinnikakeru りょうてんびんにかける |
(exp,v1) (idiom) (See 天秤にかける・2) to try to have it both ways; to play a double game; to have two strings to one's bow |
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