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檔車


档车

see styles
dǎng chē
    dang3 che1
tang ch`e
    tang che
see 打檔|打档车[da3 dang3 che1]

檻車


槛车

see styles
jiàn chē
    jian4 che1
chien ch`e
    chien che
cart with cage, used to escort prisoner

武車

see styles
 mushiya
    むしや
(surname) Mushiya

歯車

see styles
 haguruma
    はぐるま
(1) gear; cogwheel; (2) cog (in an organization, company, etc.); cog in the machine

殯車


殡车

see styles
bìn chē
    bin4 che1
pin ch`e
    pin che
hearse

水車

see styles
 suisha(p); mizuguruma
    すいしゃ(P); みずぐるま
(1) water wheel; (2) (esp. すいしゃ) water turbine; hydraulic turbine; (3) (みずぐるま only) (archaism) violent wielding of weapons; (place-name) Mizukuruma

永車

see styles
 eisha / esha
    えいしゃ
(surname) Eisha

汽車


汽车

see styles
qì chē
    qi4 che1
ch`i ch`e
    chi che
 kisha
    きしゃ
car; automobile; bus; CL:輛|辆[liang4]
(1) train (esp. long distance train); (2) (orig. meaning) steam train

油車

see styles
 aburaguruma
    あぶらぐるま
(place-name) Aburaguruma

泊車


泊车

see styles
bó chē
    bo2 che1
po ch`e
    po che
to park (a vehicle) (loanword); parking; parked car

洋車


洋车

see styles
yáng chē
    yang2 che1
yang ch`e
    yang che
 yancho
    ヤンチョ
rickshaw
(See 人力車) rickshaw (chi: yángchē)

洗車

see styles
 sensha
    せんしゃ
(n,vs,vi) car washing

減車

see styles
 gensha
    げんしゃ
(n,vs,vt,vi) (See 増車) reduction in the number of vehicles, carriages, etc.; reduction in vehicle runs (bus, taxi, etc.)

湯車

see styles
 yuguruma
    ゆぐるま
(place-name) Yuguruma

満車

see styles
 mansha
    まんしゃ
(ant: 空車・2) being fully occupied (of a parking lot)

滑車


滑车

see styles
huá chē
    hua2 che1
hua ch`e
    hua che
 kassha
    かっしゃ
pulley block
pulley; block; tackle

火車


火车

see styles
huǒ chē
    huo3 che1
huo ch`e
    huo che
 kasha
    かしゃ
train; CL:列[lie4],節|节[jie2],班[ban1],趟[tang4]
(1) {Buddh} fiery chariot; (2) kasha (mythical beast said to devour dead bodies); (3) steam locomotive (in China); (4) (abbreviation) (archaism) (See 火車婆) vile old hag
The fiery chariot (belonging to the hells); there is also the 火地獄 hell of the fire-chariot, and the fire-pit with its fiery wheels; the sufferer first freezes, then is tempted into the chariot which bursts into flames and he perishes in the fire pit, a process each sufferer repeats daily 90 koṭīs of times.

炭車

see styles
 tansha
    たんしゃ
coal wagon

煞車


煞车

see styles
shā chē
    sha1 che1
sha ch`e
    sha che
to brake (when driving)

爪車

see styles
 tsumeguruma
    つめぐるま
ratchet; toothed wheel

牛車


牛车

see styles
niú chē
    niu2 che1
niu ch`e
    niu che
 gyuusha; gissha; ushiguruma / gyusha; gissha; ushiguruma
    ぎゅうしゃ; ぎっしゃ; うしぐるま
(hist) ox carriage (for Heian-era nobles); oxcart
Bullock cart, the 自牛 white bullock cart as the one universal vehicle of salvation, v. 火宅.

牧車

see styles
 bokusha
    ぼくしゃ
(given name) Bokusha

猫車

see styles
 nekoguruma
    ねこぐるま
wheelbarrow

珍車

see styles
 chinsha
    ちんしゃ
(colloquialism) rare car (motorcycle, train, etc.); unusual car; strange car

班車


班车

see styles
bān chē
    ban1 che1
pan ch`e
    pan che
regular bus (service)

甩車


甩车

see styles
shuǎi chē
    shuai3 che1
shuai ch`e
    shuai che
to uncouple (wagons or trucks from a train)

痛車

see styles
 itasha
    いたしゃ
(colloquialism) (joc) car painted with anime characters; painful car (because some people consider it painful to look at)

発車

see styles
 hassha
    はっしゃ
(n,vs,vi) (ant: 停車) departure (of a train, car, etc.); starting; leaving

發車


发车

see styles
fā chē
    fa1 che1
fa ch`e
    fa che
departure (of a coach or train); to dispatch a vehicle

白車


白车

see styles
bái chē
    bai2 che1
pai ch`e
    pai che
ambulance (slang) (Cantonese)

矢車

see styles
 yaguruma
    やぐるま
(See 鯉のぼり) arrow wheel (decorative windmill on the pole on which carp streamers are raised); (surname) Yaguruma

砲車

see styles
 housha / hosha
    ほうしゃ
gun carriage

礦車


矿车

see styles
kuàng chē
    kuang4 che1
k`uang ch`e
    kuang che
miner's cart; pit truck

神車

see styles
 jinshiya
    じんしや
(surname) Jinshiya

福車

see styles
 fukusha
    ふくしゃ
(personal name) Fukusha

空車

see styles
 kuusha(p); karaguruma / kusha(p); karaguruma
    くうしゃ(P); からぐるま
(1) (ant: 実車・1) empty conveyance; empty taxi; free taxi; (2) (くうしゃ only) (ant: 満車) having spaces available (of a parking lot)

竜車

see styles
 ryuusha / ryusha
    りゅうしゃ
imperial carriage

篷車


篷车

see styles
péng chē
    peng2 che1
p`eng ch`e
    peng che
covered truck; caravan; van

粉車


粉车

see styles
fěn chē
    fen3 che1
fen ch`e
    fen che
(Mary Kay Cosmetics) pink car

糸車

see styles
 itoguruma
    いとぐるま
spinning wheel

納車

see styles
 nousha / nosha
    のうしゃ
(n,vs,vt,vi) delivery of a vehicle (to its new owner)

紡車


纺车

see styles
fǎng chē
    fang3 che1
fang ch`e
    fang che
 bousha / bosha
    ぼうしゃ
spinning wheel
spinning wheel; (surname) Tsumu

終車

see styles
 shuusha / shusha
    しゅうしゃ
the last train or bus (of a day)

絞車


绞车

see styles
jiǎo chē
    jiao3 che1
chiao ch`e
    chiao che
winch; windlass

絡車

see styles
 rakusha
    らくしゃ
(See 糸車・いとぐるま) spinning wheel

緒車

see styles
 oguruma
    おぐるま
(surname) Oguruma

纜車


缆车

see styles
lǎn chē
    lan3 che1
lan ch`e
    lan che
cable car

罐車


罐车

see styles
guàn chē
    guan4 che1
kuan ch`e
    kuan che
(road) tanker truck; (rail) tank car; tank wagon

羊車


羊车

see styles
yáng chē
    yang2 che1
yang ch`e
    yang che
 yōsha
羊乘 The inferior, or śrāvaka, form of Buddhism, v. Lotus Sūtra, in the parable of the burning house.

羽車

see styles
 haguruma
    はぐるま
(See 御羽車) portable shrine used to transport a sacred object

翻車


翻车

see styles
fān chē
    fan1 che1
fan ch`e
    fan che
(of a vehicle) to flip over; (fig.) to go wrong; to flop

肩車

see styles
 kataguruma
    かたぐるま
(noun/participle) (1) giving someone a ride on one's shoulders; (2) {MA} shoulder wheel (judo)

脚車

see styles
 kyakusha
    きゃくしゃ
(See キャスター・1) caster

膝車

see styles
 hizaguruma
    ひざぐるま
(1) (See 膝頭) kneecap; (2) {MA} knee wheel (judo)

臥車


卧车

see styles
wò chē
    wo4 che1
wo ch`e
    wo che
(railroad) sleeping car

舞車

see styles
 maiguruma
    まいぐるま
(See 山車・だし) festival float; (place-name) Maiguruma

花車


花车

see styles
huā chē
    hua1 che1
hua ch`e
    hua che
 hanaguruma
    はなぐるま
car festooned for celebration
parade float; festival float; (noun or adjectival noun) (1) dainty; delicate; slender; slim and elegant; (2) fragile (e.g. furniture); delicate; frail; (surname) Hanaguruma

荷車

see styles
 niguruma
    にぐるま
cart; wagon

莎車


莎车

see styles
shā chē
    sha1 che1
sha ch`e
    sha che
Yeken nahiyisi (Yarkand county or Shache) in Kashgar prefecture 喀什地區|喀什地区[Ka1 shi2 di4 qu1], west Xinjiang

萌車

see styles
 moesha
    もえしゃ
car decorated with (female) anime characters

落車

see styles
 rakusha
    らくしゃ
(noun/participle) falling from bicycle, motorcycle, etc. while driving (esp. in a race)

薪車

see styles
 shinsha
    しんしゃ
(given name) Shinsha

藒車


藒车

see styles
qiè chē
    qie4 che1
ch`ieh ch`e
    chieh che
a variety of aromatic herb used as a fragrance or bug repeller (old)

藤車

see styles
 tousha / tosha
    とうしゃ
(given name) Tousha

行車


行车

see styles
xíng chē
    xing2 che1
hsing ch`e
    hsing che
to drive a vehicle; movement of vehicles

試車


试车

see styles
shì chē
    shi4 che1
shih ch`e
    shih che
to test drive; a trial run

誤車


误车

see styles
wù chē
    wu4 che1
wu ch`e
    wu che
to miss (bus, train etc)

諸車

see styles
 shosha
    しょしゃ
(See 諸車通行止) vehicles of all types; all vehicles

警車


警车

see styles
jǐng chē
    jing3 che1
ching ch`e
    ching che
police car

貨車


货车

see styles
huò chē
    huo4 che1
huo ch`e
    huo che
 kasha
    かしゃ
truck; van; freight wagon
freight car; van

賽車


赛车

see styles
sài chē
    sai4 che1
sai ch`e
    sai che
auto race; cycle race; race car

超車


超车

see styles
chāo chē
    chao1 che1
ch`ao ch`e
    chao che
to overtake (another car)

趕車


赶车

see styles
gǎn chē
    gan3 che1
kan ch`e
    kan che
to drive a cart

足車

see styles
 ashiguruma
    あしぐるま
{MA} ashi guruma (judo); leg wheel; foot wheel

跑車


跑车

see styles
pǎo chē
    pao3 che1
p`ao ch`e
    pao che
racing bicycle; racing car; sports car; (of a conductor or attendant) to work on a train; (mining) (of a cable-car) to slip away (in an accident)

跳車


跳车

see styles
tiào chē
    tiao4 che1
t`iao ch`e
    tiao che
to jump from a car (or train etc)

踏車


踏车

see styles
tà chē
    ta4 che1
t`a ch`e
    ta che
 fumiguruma
    ふみぐるま
treadwheel; treadmill
treadmill

蹭車


蹭车

see styles
cèng chē
    ceng4 che1
ts`eng ch`e
    tseng che
(coll.) to ride in sb else's car to save money; to ride on a train or bus without buying a ticket (fare-dodging)

身車


身车

see styles
shēn chē
    shen1 che1
shen ch`e
    shen che
 shinsha
The body as the vehicle which, according with previous karma, carries one into the paths of transmigration.

軍車


军车

see styles
jun chē
    jun1 che1
chün ch`e
    chün che
 gunsha
    ぐんしゃ
military vehicle
tank (military vehicle)

軽車

see styles
 keisha / kesha
    けいしゃ
quick and lightweight car

載車


载车

see styles
zài chē
    zai4 che1
tsai ch`e
    tsai che
onboard (equipment); to ferry cars; missile trucks

輦車

see styles
 rensha
    れんしゃ
wheeled palanquin (with a castle-shaped box)

轀車


辒车

see styles
wēn chē
    wen1 che1
wen ch`e
    wen che
hearse

轉車


转车

see styles
zhuàn chē
    zhuan4 che1
chuan ch`e
    chuan che
a turntable

轎車


轿车

see styles
jiào chē
    jiao4 che1
chiao ch`e
    chiao che
enclosed carriage for carrying passengers; motor carriage; car or bus; limousine; CL:部[bu4],輛|辆[liang4]

迎車

see styles
 geisha / gesha
    げいしゃ
taxi en route to a customer

通車


通车

see styles
tōng chē
    tong1 che1
t`ung ch`e
    tung che
 toorikuruma
    とおりくるま
to open to traffic (e.g. new bridge, rail line etc); (of a locality) to have a transportation service; (Tw) to commute
(place-name) Toorikuruma

郵車


邮车

see styles
yóu chē
    you2 che1
yu ch`e
    yu che
mail van; mail coach

配車

see styles
 haisha
    はいしゃ
(n,vs,vi) allocation or dispatching of cars (despatching)

酔車

see styles
 suisha
    すいしゃ
(given name) Suisha

金車

see styles
 kinsha
    きんしゃ
(given name) Kinsha

釘車

see styles
 kugiguruma
    くぎぐるま
(surname) Kugiguruma

鉄車

see styles
 tetsuguruma
    てつぐるま
(surname) Tetsuguruma

鉱車

see styles
 kousha / kosha
    こうしゃ
mine car; mine wagon

錯車


错车

see styles
cuò chē
    cuo4 che1
ts`o ch`e
    tso che
to give right of way to another vehicle; the wrong bus

鎖車

see styles
 kusariguruma
    くさりぐるま
(See 鎖歯車) sprocket wheel

鏟車


铲车

see styles
chǎn chē
    chan3 che1
ch`an ch`e
    chan che
front loader (vehicle); CL:臺|台[tai2]

開車


开车

see styles
kāi chē
    kai1 che1
k`ai ch`e
    kai che
to drive a car

降車

see styles
 kousha / kosha
    こうしゃ
(n,vs,vi) (See 下車) (ant: 乗車) alighting (from a train, bus, etc.); getting off; getting out (of a car)

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