to beat (rhythmically, e.g. pulse, waves, etc.)
clapping one's hands in prayer (at a shrine)
the moment
pulse
(riding) spur
しんぱくすう
frequência cardíaca
heart rate
beating time with one's hands
heartbeat
three important requisites
anticlimax
system for showing appreciation to the author of a web-site
easy
one beat
downbeat
なにかのひょうし
por algum motivo
for some reason or other
downbeat
くちびょうし
marcar o ritmo com a boca
counting time orally
さんさんななびょうし
padrão de aplausos 3-3-7
three-three-seven rhythmic clapping pattern
さんびょうしそろう
reunir as três condições principais
to meet all three important conditions
よんびょうし
compasso quaternário
the four instruments in the accompanying orchestra in noh, etc. (flute, floor drum, small hand drum, large hand drum)
upbeat
こびょうし
pequenas claquetes de madeira (rakugo)
wooden rods (square, used in a pair) used in Kansai-area rakugo (e.g. to mark scene changes)
upbeat
cardiography
heart rate monitor
しんはくしゅつりょう
débito cardíaco
cardiac output
あしびょうし
marcar o ritmo com o pé
beating time with one's foot
astounding
duple time
にれいにはくいちれい
duas vênias, duas palmas e uma vênia final
two bows, two claps, and a third bow (common form of worshipping at a shrine)
にれいにはくしゅいちれい
duas vênias, duas palmas e uma vênia final
two bows, two claps, and a third bow (common form of worshipping at a shrine)
beat
ひょうしきごう
fórmula de compasso
time signature
ひょうしぎ
clappers de madeira
wooden clappers
to expedite
to spur (on)
to give a round of applause
はくしゅかっさい
aplausos e aclamação
clapping and cheering
ejection (e.g. cardiac output)
count of beats in music
pulsation
paiban (clapper made from several flat pieces of wood)
clapping one's hands in prayer (at a shrine)
かしわでをうつ
dar palmadas rituales
to clap one's hands in prayer
しらびょうし
dancing girl (end of the Heian period)
ひざびょうし
marcar o compasso com os joelhos
keeping time by tapping one's knees
へんびょうし
compasso irregular
irregular time
percussion instrument made of small pieces wood strung together
ばんらいのはくしゅ
aplauso estrondoso
thunderous applause
しゃくびょうし
claquetes de madeira (gagaku)
clapper (two long pieces of wood that are clapped together; used in gagaku, etc.)