standard
Palabras
Palabras con 規
El kanji 規, con significado compás, aparece en 295 entradas de vocabulario japonés.
regulation
scale
normal (unit of normality)
new customer
rule
regular
order
laws and regulations
model
irregularity
(measuring) ruler
large-scale
standard
agreement
small scale
private regulations
official regulations
mid-range
correction
systematic
General Data Protection Regulation (EU, 2018)
T-square (technical drawing instrument)
scrambling
cinchona bark
new customer
Law Concerning Special Measures Against Dioxins
Data Encryption Standard
Deutsche Institut fuer Normung
markup convention
General Data Protection Regulation (EU, 2018)
French curve
British Standards Institute
pair of compasses
application convention
price control
overregulation
membership agreement (e.g. for a credit card)
society by-laws
line discipline
Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution by Dumping of Wastes and Other Matter (1972)
environmental regulation
environmental laws
related laws and regulations
normalization
standard value
standardization
nonstandard
non-standard product
National Bureau of Standards
draft of a standard
reference delimiter set
reference concrete syntax
reference reserved name
reference capacity set
reference quantity set
standards creation
standard size
standardized article
compass and ruler
rules and standards
deregulation
regulatory reform
State Minister in Charge of Regulatory Reform
regulatory oversight
deregulation
regulatory body
control function
tightening of regulations
abolition of regulations
controlled substance
regulation
to restrict (a person) by rule
to go by the rules
to abide (by the rules)
to break the rules
breach of the rules
regular conjugation
rulebook
regularity
regular
by the rules
regular verb
regular conjugation
to be regular
compulsory exercise (in gymnastics)
compulsory event
regulation at batting
control value
normality
normality
cinchona
tincture of cinchona
normative consciousness
normative
normative economics
prescriptive grammar
normative ethics
returns to scale
economies of scale