binder in Japanese
binder in Japanese is バインダー, ナベシャツ, 胸つぶし — binder means a cover or folder used to hold loose sheets of paper together.
binder in Japanese
What does "binder" mean?
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noun A cover or folder used to hold loose sheets of paper together.
"He kept all his lecture notes in a ring binder."
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noun A person or machine that binds things, such as someone who binds books, or a farm machine that ties harvested crops into bundles.
"The old binder machine cut the wheat and tied it into sheaves."
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noun A substance that causes other materials to stick together.
"Egg is often used as a binder in meatloaf recipes."
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noun A garment worn to flatten the chest, especially by trans men.
"He wore a binder every day before starting hormone therapy."
binder in a sentence
- He kept all his lecture notes in a ring binder.
- The old binder machine cut the wheat and tied it into sheaves.
- Egg is often used as a binder in meatloaf recipes.
- He wore a binder every day before starting hormone therapy.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "binder" in Japanese?
"binder" in Japanese is バインダー, ナベシャツ, 胸つぶし. binder means: A cover or folder used to hold loose sheets of paper together.
How do you pronounce バインダー?
"binder" in Japanese is バインダー, pronounced "baindā".
How do you use "binder" in a sentence?
Example: "He kept all his lecture notes in a ring binder." In Japanese, "binder" is バインダー, ナベシャツ, 胸つぶし.
Are there other ways to say "binder" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "binder": バインダー, ナベシャツ, 胸つぶし.