There are 42 total results for your 螺子 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
螺子 see styles |
rashi らし neji ねじ |
(1) (kana only) screw; (2) key (of a clock, watch, etc.); spring (of a clock, watch, etc.) |
螺子山 see styles |
nejiyama ねじやま |
screw thread; ridge |
螺子釘 see styles |
nejikugi ねじくぎ |
screw; screw spike |
木螺子 see styles |
mokuneji もくねじ |
wood screw |
皿螺子 see styles |
saraneji さらねじ |
countersunk screw |
雄螺子 see styles |
oneji おねじ |
male screw |
雌螺子 see styles |
meneji めねじ |
(kana only) female screw; nut |
螺子切り see styles |
nejikiri ねじきり |
screw cutter; thread cutting |
螺子回し see styles |
nejimawashi ねじまわし |
screwdriver |
十字螺子 see styles |
juujineji / jujineji じゅうじねじ |
cross-head screw; Phillips-head screw; Phillips screw |
螺子ポンプ see styles |
nejiponpu ねじポンプ |
(kana only) screw pump |
プラス螺子 see styles |
purasuneji プラスねじ |
(kana only) (See プラスドライバー) cross-head screw; Phillips-head screw; Phillips screw |
ボール螺子 see styles |
booruneji ボールねじ |
ball screw |
螺子プロペラ see styles |
nejipuropera ねじプロペラ |
(rare) (See スクリュー・2) screw propeller |
右螺子の法則 see styles |
miginejinohousoku / miginejinohosoku みぎねじのほうそく |
corkscrew rule |
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nejikugi ねじくぎ |
screw; screw spike |
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saraneji(皿neji); saraneji(皿螺子); saraneji さらネジ(皿ネジ); さらねじ(皿螺子); サラネジ |
countersunk screw |
東京螺子製作所 see styles |
toukyounejiseisakusho / tokyonejisesakusho とうきょうねじせいさくしょ |
(place-name) Tōkyōnejiseisakusho |
螺子ポンプ(rK) see styles |
nejiponpu ねじポンプ |
(kana only) screw pump |
プラス螺子(rK) see styles |
purasuneji; purasuneji プラスねじ; プラスネジ |
(kana only) (See プラスドライバー) cross-head screw; Phillips-head screw; Phillips screw |
ボール螺子(rK) see styles |
booruneji; booruneji ボールねじ; ボールネジ |
(kana only) ball screw |
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nejikiri ねじきり |
screw cutter; thread cutting |
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juujineji / jujineji じゅうじねじ |
(See プラス螺子・プラスねじ) cross-head screw; Phillips-head screw; Phillips screw |
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neji; rashi(螺子); neji(p) ねじ; らし(螺子); ネジ(P) |
(1) (kana only) screw; (2) key (of a clock, watch, etc.); spring (of a clock, watch, etc.) |
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nejiyama(neji山); nejiyama(neji山, 螺子山) ネジやま(ネジ山); ねじやま(ねじ山, 螺子山) |
screw thread; ridge |
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mokuneji もくねじ |
wood screw |
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nejikiri ねじきり |
screw cutter; thread cutting |
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nejimawashi(neji回shi, 螺子回shi); nejimawashi(neji回shi) ねじまわし(ねじ回し, 螺子回し); ネジまわし(ネジ回し) |
screwdriver |
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nejiyama ねじやま |
screw thread; ridge |
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nejikugi; nejikugi ねじくぎ; ネジクギ |
screw; screw spike |
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mokuneji もくねじ |
wood screw |
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saraneji; saraneji さらネジ; サラネジ |
countersunk screw |
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oneji; osuneji; oneji; osuneji おねじ; おすねじ; オネジ; オスネジ |
(See 雌ねじ) male screw |
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meneji めねじ |
(kana only) (See 雄ねじ・おねじ) female screw; nut |
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nejiomaku(螺子o巻ku, nejio巻ku); nejiomaku(nejio巻ku) ねじをまく(螺子を巻く, ねじを巻く); ネジをまく(ネジを巻く) |
(exp,v5k) (1) to wind (e.g. a watch); (exp,v5k) (2) (idiom) to give (someone) a good prodding; to make (someone) shape up |
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nejimawashi ねじまわし |
(See ドライバー・2) screwdriver |
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juujineji / jujineji じゅうじねじ |
(See プラスねじ) cross-head screw; Phillips-head screw; Phillips screw |
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neji; rashi(螺子); neji(p) ねじ; らし(螺子); ネジ(P) |
(1) (kana only) screw; (2) (kana only) key (of a clock, watch, etc.); spring |
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meneji; mesuneji; meneji; mesuneji めねじ; めすねじ; メネジ; メスネジ |
(kana only) (See 雄ねじ) female screw; nut |
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oneji(雄neji, 雄螺旋, 雄捻子, 雄螺子); oneji(雄neji); oneji; osuneji おねじ(雄ねじ, 雄螺旋, 雄捻子, 雄螺子); おネジ(雄ネジ); オネジ; オスネジ |
(See 雌螺子) male screw |
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nejiomaku ねじをまく |
(exp,v5k) (1) to wind (e.g. a watch); (exp,v5k) (2) (idiom) to give (someone) a good prodding; to make (someone) shape up |
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miginejinohousoku / miginejinohosoku みぎねじのほうそく |
(exp,n) corkscrew rule |
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