draining blood from a live fish (from above the gills and at the base of the tail) to keep it fresh
Mots
Mots avec 活
Le kanji 活, qui signifie vivant, apparaît dans 437 entrées de vocabulaire japonais.
fresh sashimi
banked fire
draining blood from a live fish (from above the gills and at the base of the tail) to keep it fresh
fresh-frozen (e.g. fish)
to try to find a way out
to apply the art of resuscitation (in judo, etc.)
live load (e.g. on bridge)
keen eye
to animate
being full of vitality (energy)
to become animated
livelihood
conjugated word
piston
life or death
the power of life or death
print drum
type bar
print wheel
print media
to set type
type printing
putting into print
typeface
public opinion (sentiment) as reflected in the print media
typeface
to print (on a press)
addiction to the printed word
typefounding machine
print media
culture of the printed word
printed book
aliteracy
live axle
tableau vivant
life-saving sword (a killing sword may be a sword of life depending on how it is used)
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activated alumina
activated sludge
activation
activation energy
active enzyme
activator
reactive oxygen (i.e. free radicals, which can be destructive at high concentrations)
active acetate
active hydrogen
activated carbon filter
active center
active site
active document type
active link type
valve
live wire
active fault
hyperactivity
hyperactivity
activity-based costing
active galaxy
modal verb
specialty magazine
moving picture
activist
results (of an activity)
active
sphere of action
activity tracker
energy
being full of vitality (energy)
becoming active
letterpress printing
printer (person)
printer's
printed book
grand Lama
living being
parasite
conjugated form
conjugated word
inflectional ending (in Japanese)
conjugation table
activity ratio
activity
variety of kabuki, based on historical events
developing a way or means
active fold
articulation
(making a) full comeback
environmental practice
environmental activist
eating sweet food
corporate activities
regular conjugation
rescue operation
relief (aid) work
relief activity
rescue operation
job hunting
living in another person's house without paying for food and lodging
life of pleasure