Results, 跨線橋

跨線橋【こせんきょうkosenkyou】

noun:

  • overpass

Kanji definition:

跨

コKO・カKA・またがるmata.garu・またがるmataga.ru・またぐmata.gu

be; sit or stand astride; extend over; straddle

Strokes:
13
Radical:
足⻊ foot
SKIP:
1-7-6
UTF:
8de8
JIS208:
24-57
Hangul:
과 [gwa]
Pinyin:
kuà
Stroke order:
Example words:
跨線橋【こせんきょうkosenkyou】
overpass
跨ぎ【またぎmatagi】
step or stride (over something)
跨道橋【こどうきょうkodoukyou】
overpass
跨座式【こざしきkozashiki】
straddle-beam type
年跨【としまたぎtoshimatagi】
continuance into the New Year
線

センSEN・すじsuji

line; track

➜
綫
Strokes:
15
Radical:
糸糹 silk, thread
SKIP:
1-6-9
UTF:
7dda
JIS208:
32-94
Hangul:
선 [seon]
Pinyin:
xiàn
Stroke order:
Example words:
路線【ろせんrosen】
route; line; alignment
新幹線【しんかんせんshinkansen】
Shinkansen; bullet train
線【せんsen】
line; stripe; stria; / line (e.g. telephone line); wire; / ray (e.g. X-ray); beam; / line (e.g. of a railroad); track; route; lane; / outline; contours; form; / level; / division; / line (of action); position; approach; policy; principle; / impression one leaves; air one gives off
打線【だせんdasen】
batting lineup (line-up)
戦線【せんせんsensen】
(war) front
橋

キョウKYOU・はしhashi

bridge

➜
槗
Strokes:
16
Radical:
木 tree
SKIP:
1-4-12
UTF:
6a4b
JIS208:
22-22
Nanori:
ばせbase
Hangul:
교 [gyo]
Pinyin:
qiáo
Stroke order:
Example words:
橋【はしhashi】
bridge
石橋【いしばしishibashi】
stone bridge
新橋【しんばしshinbashi】
Shinbashi (section of Tokyo)
船橋【ふなばしfunabashi】
pontoon bridge; temporary bridge made using ships; / bridge (of a ship)
桟橋【さんばしsanbashi】
wharf; bridge; jetty; pier

Kanji

跨

コKO・カKA・またがるmata.garu・またがるmataga.ru・またぐmata.gu

be; sit or stand astride; extend over; straddle

線

センSEN・すじsuji

line; track


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