Components
16 examples found containing '栓'
この
せん
びん
わない

This stopper does not fit the bottle.
トマト
れれば
メシ
できる
せん
ければ
できる title (book, album etc.)
If You Can Slice a Tomato, You Can (Open) a Restaurant: If You Can Open a Bottle, You Can (Open) a Bar
もとせん
元栓
まっている

The main tap is turned off.
かんそう
乾燥
した
れいあんしょ
冷暗所
みっせん
密栓
して
ほかん
保管
してください

Store sealed in a dry, cool, and dark location.
かんぱ
寒波
みず
こお
ってしまい
すいせん
水栓
ひね
っても
みず
ない

The cold snap froze the water (in the pipes). Even after I turned on the faucet, no water came out.
けっせん
血栓
つく
らない
メニュー
けつえき
血液
サラサラ title (book, album etc.)
A Menu for Not Forming Blood Clots and for Making Your Blood Flow Smoothly
りょうり
料理
できたからワイン
せん
いて
くれる
We're ready to eat, so can you open a bottle of wine?
すいせん
水栓
わす
れて
ふろ
風呂
あふ
れてしまった

I forgot to turn off the faucet, and the bath overflowed.
ため
へいせん
閉栓
てつづ
手続
しなければならない
I have to follow the disconnecting procedures to move to a new house.
シャンパン
せん
ぽんと
おと
てて
んだ

The champagne cork popped out.
コルク
せん
どうしても
けなかった

The cork would not come out.
このコルク
せん
どうしてもぬけない
This cork will not come out.
もとせん
元栓
しまってる
The main tap is turned off.
シャンパン
せん
ぽん
おと
てて
とんだ
The champagne cork popped out.
せんめんしょ
洗面所
せん
みず
ガバガバ
なが
した

When I unplugged the bathroom sink, the water gushed down the drain.
ネコひっくり
かえ
といけないからビン
せん
なさい
Put the cap back on the bottle in case the cat knocks it over.
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