There are 7 total results for your 点灯 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
点灯 see styles |
tentou / tento てんとう |
(n,vs,vt,vi) (See 消灯) lighting (a lamp); turning on a light |
點燈 点灯 see styles |
diǎn dēng dian3 deng1 tien teng |
to light a lamp To light a lamp. |
点灯夫 see styles |
tentoufu / tentofu てんとうふ |
lamplighter; town employee who lit oil or gas streetlights |
点灯管 see styles |
tentoukan / tentokan てんとうかん |
gas discharge lamp starter; fluorescent lamp starter; glow starter |
ランプ点灯 see styles |
ranputentou / ranputento ランプてんとう |
{comp} lighting of a lamp |
茅坑裡點燈 茅坑里点灯 see styles |
máo kēng lǐ diǎn dēng mao2 keng1 li3 dian3 deng1 mao k`eng li tien teng mao keng li tien teng |
(slang) (fig.) to court death (derived from 找死[zhao3 si3] via its near homophone 照屎[zhao4 shi3]) |
只許州官放火，不許百姓點燈 只许州官放火，不许百姓点灯 see styles |
zhǐ xǔ zhōu guān fàng huǒ , bù xǔ bǎi xìng diǎn dēng zhi3 xu3 zhou1 guan1 fang4 huo3 , bu4 xu3 bai3 xing4 dian3 deng1 chih hsü chou kuan fang huo , pu hsü pai hsing tien teng |
only the official is allowed to light the fire; Gods may do what cattle may not; quod licet Iovi, non licet bovi |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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