Results, 成長

成長★【せいちょうseichou】 Inflection

noun / ~する noun:

  • growth; development; growing up; becoming an adult
  • growth (of a company, the economy, etc.)

ジェーンJEENはha成長seichouしてshite素敵なsutekina女性joseiになったninatta。 Jane grew up to be a fine lady.

Kanji definition:

成

セイSEI・ジョウJOU・なるna.ru・なすna.su・~なす na.su

turn into; become; get; grow; elapse; reach

Strokes:
6
Radical:
戈 spear, halberd
SKIP:
3-5-1
UTF:
6210
JIS208:
32-14
Nanori:
あきaki・あきらakira・しげshige・そんson・たえtae・なおnao・なりnari・なるnaru・のりnori・ひらhira・まさmasa・よしyoshi・りri
Hangul:
성 [seong]
Pinyin:
chéng
Stroke order:
Example words:
成長【せいちょうseichou】
growth; development; growing up; becoming an adult; / growth (of a company, the economy, etc.)
賛成【さんせいsansei】
approval; agreement; support; favour; favor
成果【せいかseika】
(good) result; outcome; fruits (of one's labors); product; accomplishment
成立【せいりつseiritsu】
formation; establishment; materialization; coming into existence; / conclusion (e.g. of a deal); approval; completion; arrangement; / being valid (of a theory, argument, etc.); holding; applying
編成【へんせいhensei】
composition; formation; organization; organisation; compilation
長

チョウCHOU・ながいnaga.i・おさosa

long; leader; superior; senior

➜
兏 镸
Strokes:
8
Radical:
長镸 long
SKIP:
4-8-1
UTF:
9577
JIS208:
36-25
Nanori:
おo・おしゃosha・たかしtakashi・たけtake・なna・はha・ひさhisa
Hangul:
장 [jang]
Pinyin:
cháng / zhǎng
Stroke order:
Alternative stroke order:
Example words:
部長【ぶちょうbuchou】
head (chief, director) of a section or department; / head of a (school) club; head of a (school) team
成長【せいちょうseichou】
growth; development; growing up; becoming an adult; / growth (of a company, the economy, etc.)
長男【ちょうなんchounan】
eldest son (may be the only son); first-born son
社長【しゃちょうshachou】
company president; manager; director
会長【かいちょうkaichou】
president (of a society); chairman

Partial results:

成長株☆【せいちょうかぶseichoukabu】

noun:

  • growth stock; person with future promise

彼kareはha成長株seichoukabuのno事業jigyouにni200ドルDORUをwo投資toushiしたshita。 He invested two hundred dollars in a growing business.

成長過程【せいちょうかていseichoukatei】

noun:

  • growth process
成長期【せいちょうきseichouki】

noun:

  • growth period; growing season

成長期seichoukiのno子供kodomoがga1時間もmoじっとjittoしているshiteiruことkotoはha不可能fukanouだda。 It is impossible for a growing child to keep still for an hour.

成長面【せいちょうめんseichoumen】

noun:

  • growth surface
成長産業【せいちょうさんぎょうseichousangyou】

noun:

  • growth industry
成長を阻む【せいちょうをはばむseichouwohabamu】 Inflection

expression / godan ~む verb:

  • to hinder the growth of (e.g. plants, someone); to hamper the growth of
成長曲線【せいちょうきょくせんseichoukyokusen】

noun:

  • logistic curve; growth curve
成長率【せいちょうりつseichouritsu】

noun:

  • growth rate
成長市場【せいちょうしじょうseichoushijou】

noun:

  • growing market; growth market
成長予測【せいちょうよそくseichouyosoku】

noun:

  • growth forecast
成長促進【せいちょうそくしんseichousokushin】

noun:

  • growth promotant
成長点【せいちょうてんseichouten】

noun:

  • point of growth
成長事業【せいちょうじぎょうseichoujigyou】

noun:

  • (high) growth business
成長路線【せいちょうろせんseichourosen】

noun:

  • growth path; route to growth
成長戦略【せいちょうせんりゃくseichousenryaku】

noun:

  • growth strategy
成長ホルモン【せいちょうホルモンseichouHORUMON】生長ホルモン

noun:

  • growth hormone (esp. somatotropin in animals and auxins in plants)
成長小説【せいちょうしょうせつseichoushousetsu】

noun:

  • novel of formation (education); novel of character development; novel which traces the intellectual, moral, spiritual or social development of a young person; Bildungsroman - four character idiom
成長痛【せいちょうつうseichoutsuu】

noun:

  • growing pains - Medicine term

Kanji

成

セイSEI・ジョウJOU・なるna.ru・なすna.su・~なす na.su

turn into; become; get; grow; elapse; reach

長

チョウCHOU・ながいnaga.i・おさosa

long; leader; superior; senior


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