bridle in Japanese
bridle in Japanese is 手綱 — bridle means the straps and bit fitted to a horse's head to guide and control it.
bridle in Japanese
手綱
Pronounced: tazuna
(equestrian) The headgear with which a horse is directed and which carries a bit and reins.
What does "bridle" mean?
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noun The straps and bit fitted to a horse's head to guide and control it.
"She slipped the bridle over the horse's head before the ride."
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noun Figuratively, anything that restrains or checks something.
"A bridle on public spending was needed to bring the deficit down."
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verb To react with anger, resentment, or indignation.
"She bridled at the suggestion that she had lied."
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verb To control, restrain, or hold something in check.
"He struggled to bridle his temper during the meeting."
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bridle in a sentence
- She slipped the bridle over the horse's head before the ride.
- A bridle on public spending was needed to bring the deficit down.
- She bridled at the suggestion that she had lied.
- He struggled to bridle his temper during the meeting.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "bridle" in Japanese?
"bridle" in Japanese is 手綱. bridle means: The straps and bit fitted to a horse's head to guide and control it.
How do you pronounce 手綱?
"bridle" in Japanese is 手綱, pronounced "tazuna".
How do you use "bridle" in a sentence?
Example: "She slipped the bridle over the horse's head before the ride." In Japanese, "bridle" is 手綱.
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