mains in Chinese
mains in Chinese is 枷 — mains means the main electrical power supply connected to the public grid.
mains in Chinese
枷
Pronounced: jiā
(chiefly, British) The domestic electrical power supply, especially as connected to a network or grid.
What does "mains" mean?
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noun The main electrical power supply connected to the public grid.
"The freezer runs off the mains, not a battery."
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noun The main course of a meal (British usage).
"For mains, I'll have the roast chicken."
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mains in a sentence
- The freezer runs off the mains, not a battery.
- For mains, I'll have the roast chicken.
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What is "mains" in Chinese?
"mains" in Chinese is 枷. mains means: The main electrical power supply connected to the public grid.
How do you pronounce 枷?
"mains" in Chinese is 枷, pronounced "jiā".
How do you use "mains" in a sentence?
Example: "The freezer runs off the mains, not a battery." In Chinese, "mains" is 枷.
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