There are 19 total results for your 緊張 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
緊張 紧张 see styles |
jǐn zhāng jin3 zhang1 chin chang kinchou / kincho きんちょう |
nervous; keyed up; intense; tense; strained; in short supply; scarce; CL:陣|阵[zhen4] (n,vs,vi) (1) tension; strain; nervousness; stress; (n,vs,vi) (2) tensions (between countries, groups, etc.); (3) {physiol} tonus; muscle tone |
緊張感 see styles |
kinchoukan / kinchokan きんちょうかん |
feeling of tension; air of tension; tension; nervousness |
緊張病 see styles |
kinchoubyou / kinchobyo きんちょうびょう |
catatonia |
筋緊張 see styles |
kinkinchou / kinkincho きんきんちょう |
(1) {physiol} muscle tone; tonus; (2) {med} myotonia |
緊張激化 see styles |
kinchougekika / kinchogekika きんちょうげきか |
heightened tension; intensification of tension |
緊張状態 see styles |
kinchoujoutai / kinchojotai きんちょうじょうたい |
state of tension |
緊張狀態 紧张状态 see styles |
jǐn zhāng zhuàng tài jin3 zhang1 zhuang4 tai4 chin chang chuang t`ai chin chang chuang tai |
tense situation; standoff |
緊張緩和 紧张缓和 see styles |
jǐn zhāng huǎn hé jin3 zhang1 huan3 he2 chin chang huan ho kinchoukanwa / kinchokanwa きんちょうかんわ |
detente (yoji) easing of tensions; detente; thaw |
緊張関係 see styles |
kinchoukankei / kinchokanke きんちょうかんけい |
tense relationship; tense relations; strained relations; strained ties; tension |
国際緊張 see styles |
kokusaikinchou / kokusaikincho こくさいきんちょう |
international tension; international tensions |
筋緊張症 see styles |
kinkinchoushou / kinkinchosho きんきんちょうしょう |
(noun - becomes adjective with の) {med} myotonia |
過度緊張 过度紧张 see styles |
guò dù jǐn zhāng guo4 du4 jin3 zhang1 kuo tu chin chang |
hypertension; excessive stress |
緊張型頭痛 see styles |
kinchougatazutsuu / kinchogatazutsu きんちょうがたずつう |
tension headache |
低緊張乳児 see styles |
teikinchounyuuji / tekinchonyuji ていきんちょうにゅうじ |
{med} floppy infant |
政治的緊張 see styles |
seijitekikinchou / sejitekikincho せいじてききんちょう |
political tension |
月経前緊張症 see styles |
gekkeizenkinchoushou / gekkezenkinchosho げっけいぜんきんちょうしょう |
{med} (See 月経前症候群) premenstrual tension; PMT |
筋緊張性頭痛 see styles |
kinkinchouseizutsuu / kinkinchosezutsu きんきんちょうせいずつう |
(See 緊張型頭痛) muscle-contraction headache; tension headache |
創傷後心理壓力緊張綜合症 创伤后心理压力紧张综合症 see styles |
chuāng shāng hòu xīn lǐ yā lì jǐn zhāng zōng hé zhèng chuang1 shang1 hou4 xin1 li3 ya1 li4 jin3 zhang1 zong1 he2 zheng4 ch`uang shang hou hsin li ya li chin chang tsung ho cheng chuang shang hou hsin li ya li chin chang tsung ho cheng |
post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) |
筋緊張性ジストロフィー症 see styles |
kinkinchouseijisutorofiishou / kinkinchosejisutorofisho きんきんちょうせいジストロフィーしょう |
myotonic dystrophy |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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