mousetrap in Finnish
mousetrap in Finnish is hiirenloukku, rotanloukku, hilavitkutin — mousetrap means a device designed to catch or kill mice.
mousetrap in Finnish
What does "mousetrap" mean?
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noun A device designed to catch or kill mice.
"He baited the mousetrap with a bit of cheese."
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verb To trick or trap someone into a bad situation.
"The salesman tried to mousetrap customers into a long-term contract."
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noun A website that opens endless new pop-ups or copies of itself when the user tries to close it.
"The shady site mousetrapped his browser with dozens of new tabs."
mousetrap in a sentence
- He baited the mousetrap with a bit of cheese.
- The salesman tried to mousetrap customers into a long-term contract.
- The shady site mousetrapped his browser with dozens of new tabs.
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "mousetrap" in Finnish?
"mousetrap" in Finnish is hiirenloukku, rotanloukku, hilavitkutin. mousetrap means: A device designed to catch or kill mice.
How do you use "mousetrap" in a sentence?
Example: "He baited the mousetrap with a bit of cheese." In Finnish, "mousetrap" is hiirenloukku, rotanloukku, hilavitkutin.
Are there other ways to say "mousetrap" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "mousetrap": hiirenloukku, rotanloukku, hilavitkutin, parempi hiirenloukku.