breaker in Japanese
breaker in Japanese is 破壊者, 破砕機 — breaker means a large wave that crashes into foam as it reaches shallow water or shore.
breaker in Japanese
破壊者
Pronounced: hakaisha
Something that breaks (something else).
破砕機
Pronounced: hasaiki
A machine for breaking rocks, or for breaking coal at the mines.
What does "breaker" mean?
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noun A large wave that crashes into foam as it reaches shallow water or shore.
"The surfers waited for the next big breaker."
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noun A switch that automatically cuts off an electrical circuit if there is a fault (circuit breaker).
"The breaker tripped when she plugged in the space heater."
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intj Used on CB radio to interrupt and request to speak.
""Breaker, breaker," he said into the radio, "anyone got a read on traffic ahead?""
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breaker in a sentence
- The surfers waited for the next big breaker.
- The breaker tripped when she plugged in the space heater.
- "Breaker, breaker," he said into the radio, "anyone got a read on traffic ahead?"
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Frequently asked questions
What is "breaker" in Japanese?
"breaker" in Japanese is 破壊者, 破砕機. breaker means: A large wave that crashes into foam as it reaches shallow water or shore.
How do you pronounce 破壊者?
"breaker" in Japanese is 破壊者, pronounced "hakaisha".
How do you use "breaker" in a sentence?
Example: "The surfers waited for the next big breaker." In Japanese, "breaker" is 破壊者, 破砕機.
Are there other ways to say "breaker" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "breaker": 破壊者, 破砕機.
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