wheel / disk / ring / steamship / to take turns / to rotate / classifier for big round objects: disk, or recurring events: round, turn
Results for “轮”
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tire / pneumatic tire
wheelchair
to alternate / to take turns
wheel
outline / silhouette
shift working
variant of 輪迴|轮回[] / (neologism) (slang) to respond to a message after a very long delay (pun on 輪迴|轮回[], the cycle of rebirth) (opposite of 秒回[])
(Buddhism) samsara / cycle of rebirth / to recur cyclically / to succeed one another in cycles
to gang rape
ferry
to rotate / to take turns
to rotate
wheel and axle (mechanism) / axle
to take turns on duty
wheel spoke
turbine (abbr. for 渦輪機|涡轮机[]) / engine (of a ship)
in turn / one after another
(machine) gear / pinion (gear wheel)
ferry boat
revolver
cruise ship
block and tackle
turbine
rotating disk / wheel / rotor / cycle of reincarnation in Buddhism
ocean liner / cruise liner
pedicab / tricycle
(idiom) (of houses, scenery etc) magnificent
front wheel
ratchet
rear wheel
waterwheel / millwheel
rotating appointment (e.g. presidency of EU)
to take holidays in rotation / to stagger employees' days off / (agriculture) to lie fallow in rotation
rotation of crops (to preserve fertility of soil)
to wait one's turn