| artificial; manmade; human work; human skill; artificiality |
| artificial respiration |
| artificial; unnatural |
| man-made satellite |
| manufacturing; processing; treatment; machining |
| commerce and industry |
| Chamber of Commerce and Industry |
| carpenter |
| completion |
| construction work; construction; work (related to construction, e.g. painting, concrete-pouring, etc.) |
| work; construction; handicraft; maneuvering; manoeuvering |
| spy; agent provocateur; covert operative |
| machine tools |
| combat engineer; military engineer; combat engineering; military engineering |
| engineering; engineering works |
| condition; state; manner; health |
| factory worker |
| factory; plant; mill; workshop |
| engineering |
| department (or school) of technology, engineering or science |
| workshop; studio |
| (manufacturing) industry |
| method of construction |
| engineering course |
| manufacturing process; work schedule; amount of work |
| industrial arts; craft |
| construction cost |
| construction; constructing; carrying out; work; formation; workmanship; execution |
| woodworking; woodworker; carpenter |
| Matsushita Electric Works |
| science and technology |
| department of science and engineering |
| start of (construction) work |
| work; craftsmanship; tactics; trick |
| setting to work |
| heavy industry |
| ironworking; ironworker |
| completion (e.g. of construction) |
| contrivance; bit of fiddling; little ingenuity; bit more (e.g. food) |
| (artificial) dialysis |
| ergonomic (engineering); human engineering |
| commerce and industry |
| drawing and manual arts |
| wooden mosaic work; parquetry |
| tricks; artfulness |
| tool; implement |
| wages; pay |
| contrivance; raising (money) |
| effect of dyeing |
| resin treatment |
| small factory in town; backstreet (small) workshop |
| completion (e.g. of construction) |
| bamboo work |
| light industry |
| agriculture and industry |
| genetic engineering |
| metalwork; metalsmith; goldsmith |
| potter |
| fireproof |
| electronic engineering; electronics |
| electrician; electrical engineering |
| cannery |
| crease effect (textiles); crease process; wrinkle effect |
| assembly industry |
| embossment |
| gas chemical industry |
| glasswork |
| glasswork |
| caisson method |
| recabling |
| shield method |
| software engineering |
| alkali industry |
| wood frame construction |
| trench cut method |
| Deutsche Institut fuer Normung; DIN |
| press working |
| laser processing; laser machining |
| robotics |
| drainage (sewerage) works |
| a subcontracting factory |
| clumsy (work); plain (e.g. looks); homely; unattractive |
| key industries |
| Kyushu Institute of Technology; KIT |
| dry construction |
| spade work; preliminaries |
| preparatory operations; measure taken in advance; doing the groundwork |
| artificial incubation; artificial hatching |
| artificial incubation (method) |
| artificial neural network |
| abortion |
| formula (milk) |
| synthetic element; artificial element (i.e. technetium) |
| cochlea implant |
| artificial insemination |
| artificial fertilization (of plants); artificial fertilisation |
| artificial insemination |
| artificial respirator; ventilator |
| artificial respiration |
| artificial earthquake |
| abortion |
| artificial incubation; artificial hatching |
| artificial incubation (method) |
| artificial valve |
| heart-lung machine |
| artificial heart |
| artificial radio-element |
| artificial radioisotope |
| artificial radionuclide |
| artificial radioactivity |
| planted forest |
| bottle feeding |
| bottle-fed child |
| artificial machine |
| artificial tooth; fake teeth |
| artificial respiration |
| artificial pool |
| abortion |
| artificial harbor; artificial harbour |
| artificial lake |
| chatterbot; chatbot |
| artificial object; man-made object; artifact; artefact |
| artificial reality |
| artificial environment |
| artificial sweetener |
| artificial life |
| artificial pearls |
| AI; artificial intelligence |
| artificial lung |
| artificial internal organ |
| artificial grass (lawn) |
| artificial blood |
| artificial language |
| an artificial language |
| contraception |
| artificial rain |
| artificial rain |
| artificial snow |
| artificial lightning |
| cybernetics |
| artificial flavoring; synthetic perfume |
| maker of Buddhist images and altar fittings |
| finisher |
| finishing workman |
| virtual factory |
| traditional craft; traditional handicrafts |
| repair man |
| repair shop |
| repair man |
| repair shop |
| diversionary tactics (maneuvering); disguise; hide by camouflage |
| advanced industrial nation |
| public works |
| armorer; armourer |
| arsenal; ordnance factory; armoury; armory |
| internal maneuvering; secret maneuvering (within an organization); reconciling the various views within an organization before airing something in public |
| reprocessing plant |
| reprocessing |
| reconstruction |
| metallurgical worker |
| swordsmith |
| branch factory |
| cutouts (of coloured paper) |
| paper cutouts |
| paper cutouts |
| cutouts (of coloured paper) |
| irrigation works |
| to and fro process; back and forth process; cooperative process; collaborative process |
| shear processing |
| being imaginative and creative; creative originality |
| Prize for Creativity |
| Prize to Schools for Nurturing Creativity |
| processed data; raw data |
| processed milk; manufactured milk |
| processing trade (importing all or part of raw and auxiliary materials, parts, components, accessories, and packaging materials in bond from a foreign company, and re-exporting the finished products after processing or assembly for distribution and sale by that foreign company) |
| processed goods; finished goods |
| processing technology; processing technique |
| processing industries |
| dental bridge |
| manufacturing industry |
| processing tax |
| processed paper; coated paper |
| processing plant; processing facility; processing equipment |
| processing cost |
| processing trade |
| processing fees |
| encouragement of industry |
| fair; bazaar; bazar |
| chemical plant; chemical factory; chemical works |
| chemical engineering |
| chemical industry |
| chemical engineering |
| chemical industry |
| medical biotechnology |
| medical electronics |
| semi-manual (e.g. manufacture) |
| semiprocessed goods |
| semiskilled worker |
| pressman; printer |
| nuclear engineering |
| nucleonics; nuclear engineering |
| installation |
| installation |
| installation |
| clumsy carpenter |
| synthetic chemical industry |
| equal workmanship but different style |
| craftsman; skilled artisan |
| a peace initiative |
| commercial and industrial men |
| drawing and manual arts room; arts and craft room |
| drawing and manual arts |
| earthwork; earthworks; laborer; labourer; navvy; construction worker |
| public works |
| civil engineering |
| civil engineer |
| rolling mill |
| underground activities; secret maneuvering |
| earthquake engineering |
| mosaic woodwork |
| foundation works |
| foundation engineering |
| coating; painting; painter |
| hierarchy of samurai, farmers, artisans, and merchants in Edo society |
| work of nature |
| female factory worker |
| sad (tragic, pathetic) story (history) of factory girls in pre-WWII Japan |
| sabotage |
| saboteur |
| space engineering |
| propaganda work; propaganda efforts (maneuvers) |
| pacification work (activity) |
| carpenter specializing in temple, shine, etc. construction |
| household or cottage industry |
| Fuji Heavy Industries |
| carving with a knife; cheap trick; simple trickery; petty strategem |
| to play petty tricks |
| inlaid woodwork |
| (factory) worker |
| type of Ryuukyuu stringed instrument music |
| to advance construction; to proceed with construction |
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