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Japanese-Thai: Longdo Dictionary (UNAPPROVED version -- use with care )  **ระวัง คำแปลอาจมีข้อผิดพลาด**
ひも[ひも] (n) แมงดา(ผู้ชาย)

Japanese-English: EDICT Dictionary
紐[ひも, himo] (n) (1) string; cord; (2) man who is financially dependent on a woman (such as a gigolo or, in the case of a prostitute, a pimp); pimp; (P) #10,809 [Add to Longdo]
終日[しゅうじつ(P);ひねもす;ひめもす;ひもすがら, shuujitsu (P); hinemosu ; himemosu ; himosugara] (n-adv, n-t) all day; for a whole day; (P) #16,623 [Add to Longdo]
ひもじい[himojii] (adj-i) hungry [Add to Longdo]
ひもじい思い[ひもじいおもい, himojiiomoi] (n) state of feeling hungry [Add to Longdo]
ゴム紐[ゴムひも, gomu himo] (n) (uk) elastic; elastic cord; elastic band [Add to Longdo]
引き紐;引きひも[ひきひも, hikihimo] (n) (1) drawstring; release cord; (2) lead (e.g. for a dog) [Add to Longdo]
羽織紐;羽織ひも[はおりひも, haorihimo] (n) string tied across the open chest of a haori [Add to Longdo]
下紐[したひも, shitahimo] (n) undersash; belt [Add to Longdo]
火元[ひもと, himoto] (n) origin of a fire [Add to Longdo]
火持ち;火保ち[ひもち, himochi] (n) fire-holding qualities; length of time a fire burns [Add to Longdo]
回避文字[かいひもじ, kaihimoji] (n) { comp } shunned character [Add to Longdo]
革紐;皮ひも;皮紐[かわひも, kawahimo] (n) leather strap; thong; leash [Add to Longdo]
顎紐[あごひも, agohimo] (n) chin strap [Add to Longdo]
乾物[からもの;かんぶつ;ひもの, karamono ; kanbutsu ; himono] (n, adj-no) dried fish; groceries [Add to Longdo]
干物[ひもの, himono] (n) dried food; dried fish [Add to Longdo]
干物女[ひものおんな, himonoonna] (n) woman who while young has abandoned love [Add to Longdo]
胸紐[むなひも;むねひも;むなひぼ, munahimo ; munehimo ; munahibo] (n) (1) string tied to the chest of one's kimono or haori; (2) (arch) childhood (period where one would wear such a string) [Add to Longdo]
靴の紐;靴のひも[くつのひも, kutsunohimo] (n) (See 靴紐) shoelace; bootlace [Add to Longdo]
靴紐;靴ひも[くつひも, kutsuhimo] (n) shoelace; bootlace [Add to Longdo]
口紐[くちひも, kuchihimo] (n) drawstring (e.g. on a bag) [Add to Longdo]
腰紐[こしひも, koshihimo] (n) cord tied around the waist of a kimono before an obi is tied [Add to Longdo]
財布の紐を握る[さいふのひもをにぎる, saifunohimowonigiru] (exp, v5r) to hold the purse strings [Add to Longdo]
小紐[こひも, kohimo] (n) (See 半臂) small strap tied at the waist of a hanpi [Add to Longdo]
上紐[うわひも, uwahimo] (n) outside string (on a package) [Add to Longdo]
真田紐[さなだひも, sanadahimo] (n) braid [Add to Longdo]
神籬[ひもろぎ;ひぼろぎ;ひもろき;ひぼろき, himorogi ; hiborogi ; himoroki ; hiboroki] (n) (arch) primitive shrine (originally a swath of sacred land surrounded by evergreens; later a decorated sakaki branch on an eight-legged table) [Add to Longdo]
是非も無い;是非もない[ぜひもない, zehimonai] (exp) unavoidable; inevitable [Add to Longdo]
組み紐;組紐[くみひも, kumihimo] (n) braid; plaited cord [Add to Longdo]
打ち紐;打ちひも[うちひも, uchihimo] (n) braided cord [Add to Longdo]
超ひも理論;超紐理論[ちょうひもりろん, chouhimoriron] (n) (See 超弦理論) superstring theory [Add to Longdo]
締めひも[しめひも, shimehimo] (n) adjustable strap; bracer; lacing [Add to Longdo]
投石紐[とうせきひも, tousekihimo] (n) sling (weapon) [Add to Longdo]
頭紐;頭ひも[あたまひも, atamahimo] (n) head harness; strap [Add to Longdo]
日持ち;日保ち[ひもち, himochi] (n, vs) length of time which food products will keep [Add to Longdo]
皮目[ひもく, himoku] (n) skin-side (of a fillet of fish) [Add to Longdo]
皮目[ひもく, himoku] (n) lenticel [Add to Longdo]
秘文[ひもん;ひぶん, himon ; hibun] (n) password; secret spell; secret phrase [Add to Longdo]
被申立人[ひもうしたてにん, himoushitatenin] (n) respondent [Add to Longdo]
費目[ひもく, himoku] (n) item of expenditure [Add to Longdo]
非盲検[ひもうけん, himouken] (adj-f) open-label (trial, study, etc.); unblinded [Add to Longdo]
紐の端[ひものはし, himonohashi] (n) end of a string [Add to Longdo]
紐を結ぶ[ひもをむすぶ, himowomusubu] (exp, v5b) to tie a string [Add to Longdo]
紐タイ[ひもタイ, himo tai] (n) (uk) shoestring tie; string tie [Add to Longdo]
紐ネクタイ[ひもネクタイ, himo nekutai] (n) bolo tie; string tie [Add to Longdo]
紐パン[ひもパン;ヒモパン, himo pan ; himopan] (n) (col) (sl) (from 紐パンツ) string bikini; g-string; thong [Add to Longdo]
紐革[ひもかわ, himokawa] (n) strap; thong [Add to Longdo]
紐革饂飩[ひもかわうどん, himokawaudon] (n) flat noodles [Add to Longdo]
紐鏡[ひもかがみ, himokagami] (n) (ant [Add to Longdo]
紐形動物[ひもがたどうぶつ, himogatadoubutsu] (n) (See 紐虫) nemertean (any worm of phylum Nemertea) [Add to Longdo]
紐虫[ひもむし;ヒモムシ, himomushi ; himomushi] (n) (uk) (See 紐形動物) ribbon worm (any worm of phylum Nemertea) [Add to Longdo]

Japanese-English: COMPDICT Dictionary
回避文字[かいひもじ, kaihimoji] shunned character [Add to Longdo]

Tanaka JP-EN Corpus w/ local updates (ตัวอย่างประโยค)
This string is strong.このひもは強い。
The string was so weak.そのひもはとても弱い。
That child could barely manage to tie his shoes.その子は靴のひもを結ぶのがやっとだった。
The parcel was tied with string.その小包はひもで結んであった。
A good appetite is a good sauce. [ Proverb ]ひもじい時にまずいものなし。
Pull the string and the water flushes.ひもを引けば水が流れ出る。
Bolas are made up of a long cord with two stone balls at the free ends.ボーラは、手に握らないほうの端に２つの石の球と長いひもから成り立っている。
Lend me something with which to cut the string.何かこのひもを切るものを貸して下さい。
To record something, they used knotted cords made of the wool of the llama or alpaca.何かを記録するために、彼らはラマかアルパカの毛糸でできた、結び目のついたひもを使った。
The shoelace came untied.靴ひもがほどけた。
The first thing he did was to unite his shoelace and take shoes off.最初に、彼は靴ひもをほどいてくつを脱いだ。
He pressed me to stay a little longer.彼はぜひもう少しいるようにと私を引き留めた。
He had a hungry look.彼はひもじそうな顔をしていた。
He appeared hungry.彼はひもじそうに見えた。
He bound the package with a string.彼はひもで荷物をしばった。
She laced her shoes.彼女は靴のひもを締めた。
She kept a tight rein on the purse strings.彼女は財布のひもをしっかり締めていた。
My shoelaces came undone靴ひもがとけた。

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