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12Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
大駕光臨 大驾光临 see styles |
dà jià guāng lín da4 jia4 guang1 lin2 ta chia kuang lin |
we are honored by your presence |
小駕篭沢 see styles |
kokagosawa こかごさわ |
(place-name) Kokagosawa |
小駕籠沢 see styles |
kokagosawa こかごさわ |
(place-name) Kokagosawa |
引駕大師 引驾大师 see styles |
yǐn jià dà shī yin3 jia4 da4 shi1 yin chia ta shih inga daishi |
One of the 四大師 of the Tang dynasty; it was his duty to welcome back the emperor on his return to the palace, a duty at times apparently devolving on Buddhist monks. |
御駕篭町 see styles |
okagochou / okagocho おかごちょう |
(place-name) Okagochō |
御駕親征 御驾亲征 see styles |
yù jià qīn zhēng yu4 jia4 qin1 zheng1 yü chia ch`in cheng yü chia chin cheng |
the emperor leads his troops into battle (idiom); to take part personally in an expedition |
教宗座駕 教宗座驾 see styles |
jiào zōng zuò jià jiao4 zong1 zuo4 jia4 chiao tsung tso chia |
popemobile |
梅亭金駕 see styles |
baiteikinga / baitekinga ばいていきんが |
(person) Baitei Kinga |
無人駕駛 无人驾驶 see styles |
wú rén jià shǐ wu2 ren2 jia4 shi3 wu jen chia shih |
unmanned; unpiloted |
相合駕籠 see styles |
aiaikago あいあいかご |
(archaism) two people riding in a palanquin together (esp. a man and a woman) |
繋駕競走 see styles |
keigakyousou / kegakyoso けいがきょうそう |
harness racing |
自駕租賃 自驾租赁 see styles |
zì jià zū lìn zi4 jia4 zu1 lin4 tzu chia tsu lin |
self-drive hire (of a car etc) |
酒後駕車 酒后驾车 see styles |
jiǔ hòu jià chē jiu3 hou4 jia4 che1 chiu hou chia ch`e chiu hou chia che |
driving under the influence |
酒後駕駛 酒后驾驶 see styles |
jiǔ hòu jià shǐ jiu3 hou4 jia4 shi3 chiu hou chia shih |
driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) |
醉酒駕車 醉酒驾车 see styles |
zuì jiǔ jià chē zui4 jiu3 jia4 che1 tsui chiu chia ch`e tsui chiu chia che |
drunk driving (very high blood alcohol concentration) |
飲酒駕車 饮酒驾车 see styles |
yǐn jiǔ jià chē yin3 jiu3 jia4 che1 yin chiu chia ch`e yin chiu chia che |
drink and drive (moderately high blood alcohol concentration) |
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kago かご |
palanquin; litter; bier; kago |
駕与丁公園 see styles |
kayoichoukouen / kayoichokoen かよいちょうこうえん |
(place-name) Kayoichō Park |
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ryouga / ryoga りょうが |
(n,vs,vi) excelling; surpassing; outdoing |
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raiga らいが |
(n,vs,vi) your coming; coming with happy news; your presence |
囘駕窣塔婆 囘驾窣塔婆 see styles |
huí jià sù tǎ pó hui2 jia4 su4 ta3 po2 hui chia su t`a p`o hui chia su ta po ekasochi tōba |
nivartana-stūpa, erected on the spot where Śākyamuni sent back his horse after quitting home. |
御忍び駕籠 see styles |
oshinobikago おしのびかご |
(hist) special palanquin for carrying a daimyo or his wife incognito |
相合い駕籠 see styles |
aiaikago あいあいかご |
(archaism) two people riding in a palanquin together (esp. a man and a woman) |
繋駕速歩競走 see styles |
keigasokuhokyousou; keigahayaashikyousou / kegasokuhokyoso; kegahayashikyoso けいがそくほきょうそう; けいがはやあしきょうそう |
harness racing |
自駕汽車出租 自驾汽车出租 see styles |
zì jià qì chē chū zū zi4 jia4 qi4 che1 chu1 zu1 tzu chia ch`i ch`e ch`u tsu tzu chia chi che chu tsu |
self-drive car rental |
駕篭山稲荷神社 see styles |
kagoyamainarijinja かごやまいなりじんじゃ |
(place-name) Kagoyamainari Shrine |
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kago; koshi(輿) かご; こし(輿) |
palanquin; litter; bier |
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machikago まちかご |
(archaism) (See 辻駕籠・つじかご) palanquin |
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kagokaki かごかき |
sedan chair bearer; palanquin bearer |
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ryouga / ryoga りょうが |
(noun, transitive verb) excelling; surpassing; outdoing |
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ryouga; ryuuga / ryoga; ryuga りょうが; りゅうが |
imperial carriage |
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aiaikago あいあいかご |
(archaism) two people riding in a palanquin together (esp. a man and a woman) |
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kagokaki かごかき |
palanquin bearer; sedan chair bearer |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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