bulb in Japanese
bulb in Japanese is 球根 — bulb means the rounded glass part of an electric light that produces light when current passes through it.
bulb in Japanese
球根
Pronounced: kyuukon
The bulb-shaped underground portion of a plant such as a tulip, consisting of a shortened stem and many fleshy scale leaves, from which the rest of the plant may be regrown.
What does "bulb" mean?
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noun The rounded glass part of an electric light that produces light when current passes through it.
"The bulb in the hallway needs replacing."
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noun A rounded underground plant part, made of a short stem and layered fleshy leaves, from which a new plant grows.
"Plant the tulip bulbs in autumn for spring flowers."
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bulb in a sentence
- The bulb in the hallway needs replacing.
- LED bulbs use far less electricity than old incandescent ones.
- Plant the tulip bulbs in autumn for spring flowers.
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What is "bulb" in Japanese?
"bulb" in Japanese is 球根. bulb means: The rounded glass part of an electric light that produces light when current passes through it.
How do you pronounce 球根?
"bulb" in Japanese is 球根, pronounced "kyuukon".
How do you use "bulb" in a sentence?
Example: "The bulb in the hallway needs replacing." In Japanese, "bulb" is 球根.
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