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calculator in Japanese

calculator in Japanese is 電卓, 計算機, 計算者 — calculator means a device, often electronic, used to perform mathematical calculations.

calculator in Japanese

電卓
noun
Pronounced: dentaku
A mechanical or electronic device that performs mathematical calculations; sometimes, an electronic one specifically.
計算機
noun
Pronounced: keisanki
A mechanical or electronic device that performs mathematical calculations; sometimes, an electronic one specifically.
計算者
noun
Pronounced: keisansha
(historical) A person who performs mathematical calculation.
計算表
noun
(obsolete) A set of mathematical tables.

What does "calculator" mean?

  1. noun A device, often electronic, used to perform mathematical calculations.
    "He pulled out his calculator to check the total."
  2. noun A person who calculates, especially one skilled at working things out strategically.
    "She was a shrewd calculator of political risk."
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calculator in a sentence

  • He pulled out his calculator to check the total.
  • She was a shrewd calculator of political risk.

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What is "calculator" in Japanese?

"calculator" in Japanese is 電卓, 計算機, 計算者. calculator means: A device, often electronic, used to perform mathematical calculations.

How do you pronounce 電卓?

"calculator" in Japanese is 電卓, pronounced "dentaku".

How do you use "calculator" in a sentence?

Example: "He pulled out his calculator to check the total." In Japanese, "calculator" is 電卓, 計算機, 計算者.

Are there other ways to say "calculator" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "calculator": 電卓, 計算機, 計算者, 計算表.

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