Yeya, Yě yā, Ye ya, Yè yā, Yè yá: 7 definitions
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Sanskrit dictionary
Yeya (येय):—[(yaḥ-yā-yaṃ) a.] Attained by a vehicle.
Sanskrit, also spelled संस्कृतम् (saṃskṛtam), is an ancient language of India commonly seen as the grandmother of the Indo-European language family (even English!). Closely allied with Prakrit and Pali, Sanskrit is more exhaustive in both grammar and terms and has the most extensive collection of literature in the world, greatly surpassing its sister-languages Greek and Latin.
Chinese-English dictionary
[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]
液壓 [yè yā] [ye ya]—
Liquid pressure; that is, the magnitude of the force exerted per unit area by a stationary liquid. According to Pascal's principle (帕斯卡原理 [pa si ka yuan li]), liquid pressure in a closed system can be transmitted through the liquid to other locations. For example, in industrial machinery, hydraulic pressure is used to convert into a huge thrust for forging (鍛造 [duan zao]), stamping (衝壓 [chong ya]), and extrusion (擠壓 [ji ya]).
液壓：液體的壓力；即靜止的液體其單位面積上所受力的大小。藉由帕斯卡原理，密閉系統中的液體壓力可藉由液體傳到他處；如在工業機具上利用液壓轉換成龐大的推力，用於鍛造、衝壓、擠壓。
yè yā: yè tǐ de yā lì； jí jìng zhǐ de yè tǐ qí dān wèi miàn jī shàng suǒ shòu lì de dà xiǎo. jí yóu pà sī kǎ yuán lǐ, mì bì xì tǒng zhōng de yè tǐ yā lì kě jí yóu yè tǐ chuán dào tā chù； rú zài gōng yè jī jù shàng lì yòng yè yā zhuǎn huàn chéng páng dà de tuī lì, yòng yú duàn zào,, chōng yā,, jǐ yā.
ye ya: ye ti de ya li; ji jing zhi de ye ti qi dan wei mian ji shang suo shou li de da xiao. ji you pa si ka yuan li, mi bi xi tong zhong de ye ti ya li ke ji you ye ti chuan dao ta chu; ru zai gong ye ji ju shang li yong ye ya zhuan huan cheng pang da de tui li, yong yu duan zao,, chong ya,, ji ya.
[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]
腋芽 [yè yá] [ye ya]—
Most common axillary bud. See "axillary bud" (側芽 [ce ya]).
腋芽：最常見之側芽。參見「側芽」條。
yè yá: zuì cháng jiàn zhī cè yá. cān jiàn “cè yá” tiáo.
ye ya: zui chang jian zhi ce ya. can jian "ce ya" tiao.
[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]
葉芽 [yè yá] [ye ya]—
A bud on a plant stem that can develop into a branch or leaf. It is in contrast to a flower bud (花芽 [hua ya], huā yá).
葉芽：植物莖上的嫩芽，日後可長成枝和葉。相對於花芽而言。
yè yá: zhí wù jīng shàng de nèn yá, rì hòu kě zhǎng chéng zhī hé yè. xiāng duì yú huā yá ér yán.
ye ya: zhi wu jing shang de nen ya, ri hou ke zhang cheng zhi he ye. xiang dui yu hua ya er yan.
1) 液壓 t = 液压 s = yè yā p refers to “hydraulic pressure”.
2) 腋芽 ts = yè yá p refers to “axillary bud/bud growing from axil of plant”..
3) 野鴨 t = 野鸭 s = yě yā p refers to “wild duck/mallard (Anas platyrhyncha)”..
腋芽 ts = yè yá p refers to [noun] “axillary bud; bud growing from axil of plant”; Domain: Modern Chinese 现代汉语 [xian dai han yu]; Notes: (CC-CEDICT '腋芽 [ye ya]') .
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