What does 暖房 (danbou | だんぼう) mean in Japanese?

	The Japanese word
	暖房
	is pronounced
	danbou \| だんぼう
	means
	heating

	Examples:
	冬中暖房無しで通した。 fuyu chū danbō nashi de tōshi ta. I did without heating all through the winter.
	暖房が故障しています。 danbō ga koshō shi te i masu. The heater is broken. \| The heating doesn't work.
	この学校は暖房設備がない。 kono gakkō wa danbō setsubi ga nai. This school has no heating.
	寮の暖房が故障してるんです。 ryō no danbō ga koshō shi terun desu. Our dorm's heating system isn't working properly.
	この暖房装置は石油を燃料とする。 kono danbō sōchi wa sekiyu o nenryō to suru. This heating system burns oil.
	うちにはちゃんとした暖房施設があります。 uchi ni wa chanto shi ta danbō shisetsu ga ari masu. We have a good heating system.
	断熱が悪いと、いくら暖房してもちっとも暖かくならない。 dannetsu ga warui to, ikura danbō shi te mo chittomo atatakaku nara nai. If it's badly insulated, it won't warm up regardless of how much heating you use.
	暖房と同様に、冷房時の消費電力量を測定し、旧型と省エネ型（２００１年製）のエアコンを比較しました。 danbō to dōyō ni, reibō ji no shōhi denryoku ryō o sokutei shi, kyūgata to shōene gata ( ni zero zero ichi nen sei ) no eakon o hikaku shi mashi ta. We measured the electricity used during air cooling in the same way as heating, and compared the old model air conditioner to the energy conservation (2001) model.

	Examples sourced from tatoeba.org