There are 12 total results for your 化作 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
化作 see styles |
huà zuò hua4 zuo4 hua tso kesa |
to change into; to turn into; to become To transform (into), create, make. |
催化作用 see styles |
cuī huà zuò yòng cui1 hua4 zuo4 yong4 ts`ui hua tso yung tsui hua tso yung |
catalysis |
光化作用 see styles |
guāng huà zuò yòng guang1 hua4 zuo4 yong4 kuang hua tso yung |
photochemical effect; photosynthesis; photolysis |
同化作用 see styles |
tóng huà zuò yòng tong2 hua4 zuo4 yong4 t`ung hua tso yung tung hua tso yung doukasayou / dokasayo どうかさよう |
assimilation; anabolism (biology); constructive metabolism (using energy to make proteins etc) (noun - becomes adjective with の) (yoji) assimilation; metabolism; anabolism |
烴化作用 烃化作用 see styles |
tīng huà zuò yòng ting1 hua4 zuo4 yong4 t`ing hua tso yung ting hua tso yung |
alkylation |
異化作用 异化作用 see styles |
yì huà zuò yòng yi4 hua4 zuo4 yong4 i hua tso yung |
catabolism (biology); metabolic breaking down and waste disposal; dissimilation |
趨化作用 趋化作用 see styles |
qū huà zuò yòng qu1 hua4 zuo4 yong4 ch`ü hua tso yung chü hua tso yung |
chemotaxis (movement of leukocytes under chemical stimulus) |
風化作用 风化作用 see styles |
fēng huà zuò yòng feng1 hua4 zuo4 yong4 feng hua tso yung fuukasayou / fukasayo ふうかさよう |
weathering (of rocks); erosion (by wind etc) {geol} weathering (action) |
炭素同化作用 see styles |
tansodoukasayou / tansodokasayo たんそどうかさよう |
{biochem} (See 炭酸同化作用) carbon assimilation; carbon fixation |
炭酸同化作用 see styles |
tansandoukasayou / tansandokasayo たんさんどうかさよう |
{biochem} (See 炭素固定) carbon assimilation; carbon fixation |
結晶分化作用 see styles |
kesshoubunkasayou / kesshobunkasayo けっしょうぶんかさよう |
crystallization differentiation |
一般化作画基本要素 see styles |
ippankasakugakihonyouso / ippankasakugakihonyoso いっぱんかさくがきほんようそ |
{comp} generalized drawing primitive |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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