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勢車

see styles
 hazumiguruma
    はずみぐるま
flywheel

包車


包车

see styles
bāo chē
    bao1 che1
pao ch`e
    pao che
hired car; chartered car

北車


北车

see styles
běi chē
    bei3 che1
pei ch`e
    pei che
 kitaguruma
    きたぐるま
(coll.) Taipei Railway Station (abbr. for 台北站|台北车站[Tai2 bei3 Che1 zhan4]) (Tw)
(surname) Kitaguruma

千車

see styles
 senshiya
    せんしや
(surname) Senshiya

南車

see styles
 minamiguruma
    みなみぐるま
(place-name) Minamiguruma

単車

see styles
 tansha
    たんしゃ
two-wheeled motor vehicle; motorcycle; motorbike

卡車


卡车

see styles
kǎ chē
    ka3 che1
k`a ch`e
    ka che
truck; CL:輛|辆[liang4]

叉車


叉车

see styles
chā chē
    cha1 che1
ch`a ch`e
    cha che
forklift truck; pallet jack

口車

see styles
 kuchiguruma
    くちぐるま
cajolery; wheedling

叫車


叫车

see styles
jiào chē
    jiao4 che1
chiao ch`e
    chiao che
to call a cab (by phone); to request a ride (via an app)

台車

see styles
 daisha
    だいしゃ
(1) platform truck; hand truck; trolley; dolly; cart; (2) {rail} truck; bogie

号車

see styles
 gousha / gosha
    ごうしゃ
(suffix) suffix for train car numbers

吊車


吊车

see styles
diào chē
    diao4 che1
tiao ch`e
    tiao che
hoist; crane; elevator

同車

see styles
 dousha / dosha
    どうしゃ
(noun/participle) (1) riding in the same car; (2) same car

名車

see styles
 meisha / mesha
    めいしゃ
famous car; excellent car

喜車


喜车

see styles
xǐ chē
    xi3 che1
hsi ch`e
    hsi che
wedding car; carriage for collecting the bride

單車


单车

see styles
dān chē
    dan1 che1
tan ch`e
    tan che
(coll.) bike; bicycle (esp. bike-share bicycle)

四車


四车

see styles
sì chē
    si4 che1
ssu ch`e
    ssu che
 yotsuguruma
    よつぐるま
(surname) Yotsuguruma
The four vehicles 四乘 of the Lotus Sutra 譬喩品, i. e. goat, deer, bullock, and great white-bullock carts.

回車


回车

see styles
huí chē
    hui2 che1
hui ch`e
    hui che
to turn a vehicle around; (computing) "carriage return" character; the "Enter" key; to hit the "Enter" key

土車

see styles
 tsuchikuruma
    つちくるま
(surname) Tsuchikuruma

地車

see styles
 jiguruma
    じぐるま
four-wheeled cart for moving heavy objects

坐車


坐车

see styles
zuò chē
    zuo4 che1
tso ch`e
    tso che
to take the car, bus, train etc

堵車


堵车

see styles
dǔ chē
    du3 che1
tu ch`e
    tu che
traffic jam; (of traffic) to get congested

塞車


塞车

see styles
sāi chē
    sai1 che1
sai ch`e
    sai che
traffic jam

塩車

see styles
 ensha
    えんしゃ
(surname) Ensha

増車

see styles
 zousha / zosha
    ぞうしゃ
(n,vs,vt,vi) (See 減車) increase in the number of vehicles, trains, etc.; increase in runs (bus, etc.)

壓車


压车

see styles
yā chē
    ya1 che1
ya ch`e
    ya che
variant of 押|押车[ya1 che1]

外車

see styles
 gaisha
    がいしゃ
(1) foreign-made car; imported car; (2) paddle wheel

大車


大车

see styles
dà chē
    da4 che1
ta ch`e
    ta che
 ooguruma
    おおぐるま
(surname) Ooguruma
The great bullock-cart in the parable of the burning house, i.e. Mahāyāna, v. Lotus Sutra.

天車


天车

see styles
tiān chē
    tian1 che1
t`ien ch`e
    tien che
gantry traveling crane

套車


套车

see styles
tào chē
    tao4 che1
t`ao ch`e
    tao che
to harness (a horse to a cart)

奥車

see styles
 okuguruma
    おくぐるま
(place-name) Okuguruma

奧車

see styles
 okusha
    おくしゃ
(surname) Okusha

好車


好车

see styles
hǎo chē
    hao3 che1
hao ch`e
    hao che
 kōsha
a good chariot

妙車


妙车

see styles
miào chē
    miao4 che1
miao ch`e
    miao che
 myōsha
The wonderful vehicles (mentioned in the Lotus Sutra).

婚車


婚车

see styles
hūn chē
    hun1 che1
hun ch`e
    hun che
wedding car

守車


守车

see styles
shǒu chē
    shou3 che1
shou ch`e
    shou che
guard's van (on train); caboose

安車

see styles
 ansha
    あんしゃ
(hist) horse carriage for old people and women in ancient China

実車

see styles
 jissha
    じっしゃ
(1) (ant: 空車・1) occupied taxi; (2) full-scale car (vs model)

客車


客车

see styles
kè chē
    ke4 che1
k`o ch`e
    ko che
 kyakusha(p); kakusha(rk)
    きゃくしゃ(P); かくしゃ(rk)
coach; bus; passenger train
{rail} passenger car; passenger carriage

寶車


宝车

see styles
bǎo chē
    bao3 che1
pao ch`e
    pao che
 hōsha
The precious cart (in the Lotus Sutra), i.e. the one vehicle, the Mahāyāna.

專車


专车

see styles
zhuān chē
    zhuan1 che1
chuan ch`e
    chuan che
special (or reserved) train (or bus etc); limousine; private car used as a taxi and booked via a smartphone app

小車


小车

see styles
xiǎo chē
    xiao3 che1
hsiao ch`e
    hsiao che
 koguruma; oguruma
    こぐるま; おぐるま
small model car; mini-car; small horse-cart; barrow; wheelbarrow; type of folk dance
(1) (おぐるま only) (archaism) Inula japonica; (2) (archaism) (See 牛車) small cart; small carriage; (3) (こぐるま only) (See 輦車) wheeled palanquin (with a castle-shaped box); (place-name, surname) Oguruma

尾車

see styles
 bisha
    びしゃ
(place-name) Bisha

山車

see styles
 yamaguruma; yamaguruma
    やまぐるま; ヤマグルマ
(kana only) wheel tree (Trochodendron aralioides)

岩車

see styles
 iwaguruma
    いわぐるま
(place-name) Iwaguruma

座車


座车

see styles
zuò chē
    zuo4 che1
tso ch`e
    tso che
(railway) carriage

庫車


库车

see styles
kù chē
    ku4 che1
k`u ch`e
    ku che
 kucha
    クチャ
Kuchar Nahiyisi or Kuche county in Aksu 阿克蘇地區|阿克苏地区, Xinjiang
(place-name) Kucha (Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, China); Kuqa
Kuche, or Karashahr, v. 屈.

廃車

see styles
 haisha
    はいしゃ
(1) decommissioned vehicle; out of service vehicle; end of life vehicle; (2) deregistered vehicle; unregistered vehicle; (noun/participle) (3) deregistering (vehicle); unregistering

引車


引车

see styles
yǐn chē
    yin3 che1
yin ch`e
    yin che
to pull a car

弾車

see styles
 hazumiguruma
    はずみぐるま
flywheel

彩車


彩车

see styles
cǎi chē
    cai3 che1
ts`ai ch`e
    tsai che
float (in a parade)

後車

see styles
 kousha / kosha
    こうしゃ
rear car

御車

see styles
 mikuruma
    みくるま
(personal name) Mikuruma

快車


快车

see styles
kuài chē
    kuai4 che1
k`uai ch`e
    kuai che
express (train, bus etc)

意車


意车

see styles
yì chē
    yi4 che1
i ch`e
    i che
 isha
The mind vehicle, the vehicle of intellectual consciousness, the imagination.

愛車

see styles
 aisha
    あいしゃ
(one's) beloved car (or motorcycle, bicycle, etc.); (one's) wheels

慢車


慢车

see styles
màn chē
    man4 che1
man ch`e
    man che
local bus or train; slow train with many stops

戎車


戎车

see styles
róng chē
    rong2 che1
jung ch`e
    jung che
military vehicle

戦車

see styles
 sensha
    せんしゃ
(1) tank (military vehicle); (2) (See チャリオット) chariot; (personal name) Sensha

戰車


战车

see styles
zhàn chē
    zhan4 che1
chan ch`e
    chan che
war chariot; tank

戸車

see styles
 toguruma
    とぐるま
sash roller; door roller; roller for a sliding door

房車


房车

see styles
fáng chē
    fang2 che1
fang ch`e
    fang che
recreational vehicle

手車

see styles
 teguruma
    てぐるま
handcart; wheelbarrow; (place-name) Teguruma

扒車


扒车

see styles
bā chē
    ba1 che1
pa ch`e
    pa che
to pull oneself up onto a moving vehicle

打車


打车

see styles
dǎ chē
    da3 che1
ta ch`e
    ta che
to take a taxi (in town); to hitch a lift

押車


押车

see styles
yā chē
    ya1 che1
ya ch`e
    ya che
to escort (goods) during transportation; to delay unloading (a truck, train etc)

拍車

see styles
 hakusha
    はくしゃ
(1) (riding) spur; (2) spurring on; acceleration; impetus

拖車


拖车

see styles
tuō chē
    tuo1 che1
t`o ch`e
    to che
to tow; towed vehicle; towing vehicle

拼車


拼车

see styles
pīn chē
    pin1 che1
p`in ch`e
    pin che
to carpool

掛車


挂车

see styles
guà chē
    gua4 che1
kua ch`e
    kua che
trailer

推車


推车

see styles
tuī chē
    tui1 che1
t`ui ch`e
    tui che
cart; trolley; to push a cart

提車


提车

see styles
tí chē
    ti2 che1
t`i ch`e
    ti che
to pick up a car (newly purchased car from a dealership, repaired vehicle from a repair shop, rental car at the airport etc)

搭車


搭车

see styles
dā chē
    da1 che1
ta ch`e
    ta che
to ride (in a vehicle); to get a lift; to hitch-hike

撞車


撞车

see styles
zhuàng chē
    zhuang4 che1
chuang ch`e
    chuang che
to crash (into another car); (fig.) (of opinions, schedules etc) to clash; (of subject matter) to be the same

操車

see styles
 sousha / sosha
    そうしゃ
(n,vs,vi) operation (of trains)

攔車


拦车

see styles
lán chē
    lan2 che1
lan ch`e
    lan che
to thumb a lift; to hitchhike

敞車


敞车

see styles
chǎng chē
    chang3 che1
ch`ang ch`e
    chang che
open wagon; (railway) flatcar

敵車

see styles
 tekisha
    てきしゃ
{vidg} opponent's car (in racing games); rival driver

文車

see styles
 bunsha
    ぶんしゃ
(given name) Bunsha

斗車


斗车

see styles
dǒu chē
    dou3 che1
tou ch`e
    tou che
hopper car; wheelbarrow

新車

see styles
 shinsha
    しんしゃ
new car; (given name) Shinsha

旄車


旄车

see styles
máo chē
    mao2 che1
mao ch`e
    mao che
an ancient war chariot; CL:輛|辆[liang4]

日車

see styles
 higuruma
    ひぐるま
(surname) Higuruma

旧車

see styles
 kyuusha / kyusha
    きゅうしゃ
old car; classic car; old motorcycle; classic motorcycle

早車


早车

see styles
zǎo chē
    zao3 che1
tsao ch`e
    tsao che
morning bus; early train

晚車


晚车

see styles
wǎn chē
    wan3 che1
wan ch`e
    wan che
night train

暈車


晕车

see styles
yùn chē
    yun4 che1
yün ch`e
    yün che
to be carsick

會車


会车

see styles
huì chē
    hui4 che1
hui ch`e
    hui che
(of two vehicles traveling in opposite directions) to pass by each other

末車


末车

see styles
mò chē
    mo4 che1
mo ch`e
    mo che
the last bus (or train)

来車

see styles
 raisha
    らいしゃ
(noun/participle) your coming; your visiting me

板車


板车

see styles
bǎn chē
    ban3 che1
pan ch`e
    pan che
handcart; flatbed cart; flatbed tricycle

柩車

see styles
 kyuusha / kyusha
    きゅうしゃ
hearse

柴車


柴车

see styles
chái chē
    chai2 che1
ch`ai ch`e
    chai che
 shibakuruma
    しばくるま
simple and crude cart (or chariot)
(surname) Shibakuruma

校車


校车

see styles
xiào chē
    xiao4 che1
hsiao ch`e
    hsiao che
school bus

梨車


梨车

see styles
lí chē
    li2 che1
li ch`e
    li che
 Risha
; 離; 栗呫媻 Licchavi, the ancient republic of Vaiśālī, whose people were among the earliest followers of Śākyamuni.

棧車


栈车

see styles
zhàn chē
    zhan4 che1
chan ch`e
    chan che
ancient vehicle made of wood and bamboo; CL:輛|辆[liang4]

検車

see styles
 kensha
    けんしゃ
(noun/participle) motor vehicle inspection

楽車

see styles
 danjiri
    だんぢり
(kana only) (ksb:) decorative portable shrine; float used in festivals

槽車


槽车

see styles
cáo chē
    cao2 che1
ts`ao ch`e
    tsao che
tanker (truck)

Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.

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