adhesive in Japanese
adhesive in Japanese is 接着剤 — adhesive means a substance, such as glue, used to stick things together.
adhesive in Japanese
接着剤
Pronounced: setchakuzai
a substance, such as glue, that provides or promotes adhesion
What does "adhesive" mean?
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noun A substance, such as glue, used to stick things together.
"The company developed a new kind of waterproof adhesive."
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adjective Sticky; able to stick to a surface.
"The tape has an adhesive backing that peels off easily."
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adhesive in a sentence
- The company developed a new kind of waterproof adhesive.
- The label wouldn’t stick without strong adhesive.
- The tape has an adhesive backing that peels off easily.
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What is "adhesive" in Japanese?
"adhesive" in Japanese is 接着剤. adhesive means: A substance, such as glue, used to stick things together.
How do you pronounce 接着剤?
"adhesive" in Japanese is 接着剤, pronounced "setchakuzai".
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