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Palabras
Palabras con 折
El kanji 折, con significado plegar, aparece en 214 entradas de vocabulario japonés.
counter for folded items
bone fracture
to strip of (clothes, rank, etc.)
hallmark
compromise
aliasing (in imaging)
to loopback (a signal, message, etc.)
inflection
to make (origami)
at every opportunity
folding
turning to the right
turning to the left
blending of Japanese and Western styles
negotiation
analysis
to be folded
kind
bending
setback
relationship
as it's a time of ...
halving
occasionally
counting on one's fingers
turning point
insert (in a magazine, newspaper, etc.)
fold
to get along well with
to bend
threefold
shuttling back and forth
premature death
to lie on top of one another
X-ray diffraction
on that occasion
to smash
Miura map fold
one box
to turn to the right
right and left turning (esp. in a motor vehicle)
no right turn
vehicle turning right
box of cakes
to concede a point
blending of the classical and colloquial styles
diffraction
diffraction grating
diffraction limit
diffraction loss
diffraction region
open fracture
to give in (after initially resisting)
depressed fracture
to become mentally exhausted
circumflex accent
lapel
winding
many turns (in a road)
law of refraction
refractive error
angle of refraction
inflected form
refractometer
inflected language
axis of refraction
refracting telescope
refractive index
L-shaped nail
to bend at the waist
bad poem
gambrel roof
to require much effort
to break a bone
pains
to be worth the effort
waste of labor or energy
going through great pains in vain
to exert oneself greatly
to turn to the left
left turn permissible
no left turn
vehicle turning left
feeling of frustration
forward force down
mountain fold (origami)
folding into four
from season to season
to count on one's fingers
to count on one's fingers
garden gate made of branches and twigs
paper-folding machine
to humbly implore
(taking a) left turn to get out of a lane or road with heavy traffic as a shortcut
to make a young woman one's own thing
duodecimo (folding)
to spoil someone's start
tucking up the hem of one's garments