udon, vegetables, fish, etc. in broth, served in a pot
なべしまやき
porcelaine de Nabeshima
Nabeshima porcelains
ナンキンやき
porcelaine de Nankin
Nanking porcelain
にじゅうやきつけ
double impression
double printing
tanning salon
sunbed
tan line
にっぽんねんしょうがっかい
Société de Combustion du Japon
Combustion Society of Japan
burner (e.g. gas)
ねんしょうこうがく
ingénierie de la combustion
combustion engineering
combustion furnace
はいきぶつしょうきゃくろ
incinérateur de déchets
waste-incineration plant
Hagi ware
しらやき
poisson grillé sans assaisonnement
seafood grilled without seasoning
かすとりしょうちゅう
shōchū fait à partir de lies de saké
shōchū made from sake lees
thin omelette
shōchū distilled from barley
burning stubble and dry grass
half-burnt
いたやき
nourriture en tranches fines grillée sur une planche de cèdre
thinly-sliced food grilled on a cedar board
Bizen ware (type of pottery)
ひめややき
céramique de Himeya
Himeya ware
はまやき
fruits de mer frais grillés sur la plage
freshly caught seafood broiled at a beach
ふかんぜんねんしょう
combustion incomplète
incomplete combustion
つけやきば
sabre émoussé à tranchant rapporté
blunt sword with a tempered steel edge
ほんかくしょうちゅう
shōchū traditionnel
shōchū made by the simple distillation process
round balls made from eggs, flour, etc., (local food of Akashi)
grilling
めにやきつける
graver dans la mémoire
to burn into one's memory
fried egg
burning off a field (in early spring)
Arita ware (porcelain)
citrus-grilled
ゆうやけははれあさやけはあめ
rouge au soir, espoir ; rouge au matin, chagrin
red sky at night, shepherd's delight; red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning
ゆうやけこやけ
Yūyake Koyake (chanson enfantine de 1919)
Yūyake Koyake (1919 children's song)
あげやき
frire avec peu d'huile
deep-frying with little oil
leaf scorch
たまごやきき
poêle à tamagoyaki
frying pan for making rolled eggs
りょうめんやき
grillé des deux côtés
fried on both sides
catching fire (from next door)
れいかんしょうけつ
frittage à froid
cold-sintering
れいとうやけ
brûlure de congélation
freezer burn
food cooked on a grill in front of customers
roasting (in metallurgy, etc.)
crackleware
Old World flycatcher (any bird of family Muscicapinae, esp. the typical flycatchers of subfamily Muscicapinae)
calcination