Japanese
Noun
圧入 (shinjitai kanji, kyūjitai kanji 壓入, hiragana あつにゅう, romaji atsunyū, historical hiragana あつにふ)
- Pressing something in under pressure: injecting.
- (chemistry) Forcing.
- (chemistry) Penetration.
- (chemistry, machining) A press fit.
- (medicine) An indentation.
Derived terms
Derived terms
- 圧入硬度 (atsunyū kōdo): (medical) Indentation hardness.
- 圧入ガス (atsunyū gasu): Injection gas.
- 圧入流体 (atsunyū ryūtai): Injection fluid.
- 圧入流体面 (atsunyū ryūtai men): Injection-fluid front.
- 圧入圧力 (atsunyū atsuryoku): Injection pressure.
- 圧入井 (atsunyūi): Injection well.
- 圧入井の目詰まり (atsunyūi no mezumari): Injection-well plugging.
- 圧入指数 (atsunyū shisū): Injectivity index.
- 圧入試験 (atsunyū shiken): Injectivity test.
- 圧入ジベル (atsunyū jiberu): (machining) A press-in connector, a press-in dowel.
- 圧入仕上法 (atsunyū shiagehō): Press finishing.
- 圧入法 (atsunyūhō): (chemistry) The pressure process.
- 圧入眼圧計 (atsunyū gan'atsu kei): An impression tonometer, an indentation tonometer.
- 圧入眼圧測定 (atsunyū gan'atsu sokutei): Impression tonometry, indentation tonometry.
- 圧入骨折 (atsunyū kossetsu): An impacted fracture.
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Verb
圧入する (shinjitai kanji, kyūjitai kanji 壓入, hiragana あつにゅうする, romaji atsunyū suru, historical hiragana あつにふする)
- indent
- press into
- inject
- ガスを圧入する
- gasu o atsunyū suru
- to inject gas (under pressure)