control; management (e.g. of a business)
control (by the state); controlling; coordination; air traffic control
speaking tube; voice pipe
cathode-ray tube; CRT; Braun tube
within the jurisdiction of
detonator; percussion cap
wind and string instruments; music
brass (musical) instrument
wind and string instruments; music
superintendent priest; chief abbot
conduit; pipe; duct; vessel
conduit (pipe); water pipe
stomach tube; nasogastric tube
vas deferens; seminal duct; spermatic duct
supervision; management; supervisor; manager
taking charge; management
administration of property; custodianship; receivership
small tube; pipette; tubule
endotracheal intubation; intratracheal intubation
narrow insight; narrow view; my humble opinion
cervical canal; uterine cervix
transport pipe; pipeline; duct
phonograph wax cylinder; phonograph cylinder
wind and string instruments
paper tube; cardboard tube
Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Act
injection pipe; jetting tube; injection nozzle
outside the control or jurisdiction (of); extra-
image pick up tube; camera tube
phonograph wax cylinder; phonograph cylinder
tube foot; ambulacral foot
ventilation pipe; airflow pipe; ventiduct
noh flute (transverse bamboo flute with seven holes; approx. 39 cm long)
good management; good manager
polyvinyl chloride pipe; PVC pipe
lower government office (ritsuryo system); servant of a higher ranking person (during the middle ages); retainer; servant of an urban family; serf
phonograph wax cylinder; phonograph cylinder
ventilation duct; air pipe
gas discharge lamp starter; fluorescent lamp starter; glow starter
root canal treatment; root canal therapy
phonograph wax cylinder; phonograph cylinder
expanding pipe; diffuser; expander; reducer
Foreign Exchange Control Law
Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Law
polyvinyl chloride pipe; PVC pipe
polyvinyl chloride pipe; PVC pipe
wind, string and percussion instruments
fire tube (in a boiler); furnace flue; smoke tube
pipe (e.g. sewer, storm water); culvert
cardboard tube for pouring concrete into on building sites
sho (Japanese free reed musical instrument)