opposite effect
Mots
Mots avec 効
Le kanji 効, qui signifie efficacité, apparaît dans 269 entrées de vocabulaire japonais.
one's dominant eye
effects (e.g. sound effects, visual effects, special effects)
yuko (judo)
efficiency
invalid
becoming invalid or void after a set time
to be possible (to do, use, etc.)
effect
dominance (e.g. of left or right hand)
effective
practical effect
coming into effect
efficient
use
immediate effect
specific medicine
effect
to use (tact, wit, etc.)
medical efficacy
lapse
efficacy
acoustics
to use (tact, wit, etc.)
Kai (former province located in present-day Yamanashi Prefecture)
J-curve effect
allosteric effect
time dilation
Edison effect (thermionic emission from a heated metal or semiconductor)
edgy
edge effect
energy efficiency
Coandă effect
cost effectiveness
Concorde fallacy
Compton effect
subliminal effect
shower effect (theory that placing high-selling items on the upper floors of a department store will lead to increased sales in the lower floors)
Josephson effect
Zeeman effect
shear effect
Cherenkov effect
stuck song syndrome (esp. fragment of a song)
demonstration effect
threatening (esp. voice, tone, words)
deep, threatening voice
to threaten
to threaten
Doppler effect
domino effect
Trump Effect
tunnel effect
network efficiency
nocebo effect
Barnum effect
password expiration
butterfly effect (chaos theory)
halo effect
punchy
bandwagon effect
bottleneck effect
Faraday effect
boomerang effect
placebo effect
Hall effect
bottleneck effect
Polyanna principle
negative impact
Mössbauer effect
memory effect
memory effect
well-modulated (voice)
Raman effect (of inelastic photon scattering)
leverage effect
compression efficiency
compression efficiency
piezoelectric effect
dependence effect
great effect
alienation effect
chilling effect
motion aftereffect
stack effect
greenhouse effect
greenhouse effect gas
price effect
accounting regime
line utilization rate
to be able to get a (type of) discount
controlled-release fertilizer
to use one's influence
to use one's influence
remarkable effect
to use tact
to use tact
economy of scale
placebo effect
pseudoeffective
moisture absorption efficacy
(positive) economic effect