ajar in Japanese
ajar in Japanese is 少し開いて — ajar means slightly open, not fully shut.
ajar in Japanese
少し開いて
Slightly turned or opened.
What does "ajar" mean?
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adj Slightly open, not fully shut.
"She left the door ajar so the cat could get in."
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ajar in a sentence
- She left the door ajar so the cat could get in.
- The window was ajar, letting in a cool breeze.
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What is "ajar" in Japanese?
"ajar" in Japanese is 少し開いて. ajar means: Slightly open, not fully shut.
How do you use "ajar" in a sentence?
Example: "She left the door ajar so the cat could get in." In Japanese, "ajar" is 少し開いて.
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