bale in Japanese
bale in Japanese is 俵 — bale means a large, tightly bound bundle of material such as hay, straw, cotton, or paper, prepared for storage or transport.
bale in Japanese
俵
Pronounced: tawara
A rounded bundle or package of goods in a cloth cover, and corded for storage or transportation.
What does "bale" mean?
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noun A large, tightly bound bundle of material such as hay, straw, cotton, or paper, prepared for storage or transport.
"The farmer stacked the bales of hay in the barn before winter."
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verb To bundle something tightly into a bale.
"They baled the straw as soon as the field had dried out."
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bale in a sentence
- The farmer stacked the bales of hay in the barn before winter.
- Each bale of cotton weighed close to two hundred kilograms.
- They baled the straw as soon as the field had dried out.
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What is "bale" in Japanese?
"bale" in Japanese is 俵. bale means: A large, tightly bound bundle of material such as hay, straw, cotton, or paper, prepared for storage or transport.
How do you pronounce 俵?
"bale" in Japanese is 俵, pronounced "tawara".
How do you use "bale" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer stacked the bales of hay in the barn before winter." In Japanese, "bale" is 俵.
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