Results, heat

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ねつそんしつnetsusonshitsu

noun:

  • heat loss; thermal loss
かんねつざいkannetsuzai

noun:

  • heat sensitizer; heat sensitiser
ざんりゅうねつじょきょzanryuunetsujokyo

noun:

  • residual heat removal; RHR
ほおんざいhoonzai

noun:

  • heat insulating material; lagging material
しょうしょshousho

noun:

ヒーポンHIIPON

noun:

  • heat pump - abbreviation
きびしいあつさkibishiiatsusa

expression / noun:

  • intense heat
ねつがくnetsugaku

noun:

  • theory of heat; thermal science; thermology
こうしょkousho

noun:

  • facing the heat
かんねつkannetsu

noun:

  • cold and heat
  • chills and fever
しょしょshosho

noun:

  • "limit of heat" solar term (approx. Aug. 23, when the weather is said to start cooling down) 二十四節気
きしゃくねつkishakunetsu

noun:

  • heat of dilution
はいねつhainetsu

noun:

  • remaining heat; waste heat
ねつをつたえるnetsuwotsutaeru Inflection

expression / ichidan verb:

  • to conduct heat
ほうかいねつhoukainetsu

noun:

  • decay heat
ねつしょりnetsushori Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • heat treatment
たいねつガラスtainetsuGARASU

noun:

  • heat-resistant glass (e.g. Pyrex); refractory glass
ねつらいnetsurai

noun:

  • heat thunderstorm
ヒートショックHIITOSHOKKUヒート・ショックHIITO/SHOKKU

noun:

  • heat shock
ねつのかべnetsunokabe

expression:

  • heat barrier
げんしょgensho

noun:

  • extreme heat
ねつひはいnetsuhihai

noun:

  • heat exhaustion
めしをむらすmeshiwomurasu Inflection

expression / godan ~す verb:

  • to let cooked rice steam after turning off the heat
きかねつkikanetsu

noun:

  • vaporization heat; vaporisation heat
あつさあたりatsusaatari

noun:

  • suffering from the heat; heatstroke; heat prostration - obscure term 暑気中り

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