There are 31 total results for your grinder search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
矽肺 see styles |
xī fèi xi1 fei4 hsi fei |
silicosis (occupational disease of miners); grinder's disease |
磨床 see styles |
mó chuáng mo2 chuang2 mo ch`uang mo chuang |
grinding machine; grinder |
圧砕機 see styles |
assaiki あっさいき |
grinder; crusher |
石匠癆 石匠痨 see styles |
shí jiàng láo shi2 jiang4 lao2 shih chiang lao |
silicosis (occupational disease of miners); grinder's disease; also written 矽末病 |
石末肺 see styles |
shí mò fèi shi2 mo4 fei4 shih mo fei |
silicosis; grinder's disease; also written 矽末病 |
矽末病 see styles |
xī mò bìng xi1 mo4 bing4 hsi mo ping |
silicosis (occupational disease of miners); grinder's disease; also written 矽末病 |
矽肺病 see styles |
xī fèi bìng xi1 fei4 bing4 hsi fei ping |
silicosis (occupational disease of miners); grinder's disease |
研削盤 see styles |
kensakuban けんさくばん |
(See 粉砕機) grinder; grinding machine |
研磨機 see styles |
kenmaki けんまき |
grinder; grinding machine; polisher |
硅肺病 see styles |
guī fèi bìng gui1 fei4 bing4 kuei fei ping |
silicosis (occupational disease of miners); grinder's disease; also written 矽末病 |
磨工病 see styles |
mò gōng bìng mo4 gong1 bing4 mo kung ping |
grinder's disease; silicosis; also written 矽末病 |
粉砕機 see styles |
funsaiki ふんさいき |
(See 研磨機・けんまき) grinder |
粉碎機 粉碎机 see styles |
fěn suì jī fen3 sui4 ji1 fen sui chi |
pulverizer; grinder |
絞肉機 绞肉机 see styles |
jiǎo ròu jī jiao3 rou4 ji1 chiao jou chi |
meat grinder |
角磨機 角磨机 see styles |
jiǎo mó jī jiao3 mo2 ji1 chiao mo chi |
angle grinder |
肉挽き器 see styles |
nikuhikiki にくひきき |
meat grinder; mincing machine; mincer |
肉挽き機 see styles |
nikuhikiki にくひきき |
meat grinder; mincing machine; mincer |
グリンダー see styles |
gurindaa / gurinda グリンダー |
(personal name) Grinder |
珈琲粉砕機 see styles |
koohiifunsaiki / koohifunsaiki こーひーふんさいき |
coffee grinder; coffee mill |
石末沉著病 石末沉着病 see styles |
shí mò chén zhuó bìng shi2 mo4 chen2 zhuo2 bing4 shih mo ch`en cho ping shih mo chen cho ping |
silicosis (occupational disease of miners); grinder's disease; also written 矽末病 |
グラインダー see styles |
guraindaa / gurainda グラインダー |
grinder |
コーヒーミル see styles |
koohiimiru / koohimiru コーヒーミル |
coffee mill; coffee grinder |
Variations: |
togiya とぎや |
knife grinder (person); sword sharpener; polisher (of mirrors, swords, etc.); grindery |
Variations: |
togishi とぎし |
knife grinder (person); sword sharpener; polisher (of mirrors, swords, etc.) |
コーヒー・ミル see styles |
koohii miru / koohi miru コーヒー・ミル |
coffee mill; coffee grinder |
コーヒー粉砕機 see styles |
koohiifunsaiki / koohifunsaiki コーヒーふんさいき |
coffee grinder; coffee mill |
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togimonoshi とぎものし |
(rare) (See 研ぎ師) knife grinder (person); sword sharpener; polisher (of mirrors, swords, etc.) |
Variations: |
nikuhikiki にくひきき |
meat grinder; mincing machine; mincer |
Variations: |
guraindaa; gurainda / gurainda; gurainda グラインダー; グラインダ |
grinder; grinding machine |
Variations: |
koohiimiru; koohii miru / koohimiru; koohi miru コーヒーミル; コーヒー・ミル |
coffee mill; coffee grinder |
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miitochoppaa; miito choppaa / mitochoppa; mito choppa ミートチョッパー; ミート・チョッパー |
meat mincer; meat grinder; meat chopper |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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