Canterbury in Japanese
Canterbury in Japanese is カンタベリー — Canterbury means a stand or rack with dividers, used to hold magazines, sheet music, or loose papers upright.
Canterbury in Japanese
カンタベリー
Pronounced: kantaberī
A local government district with borough status of Kent, England, the City of Canterbury, formed in 1974, with its headquarters in the city itself.
What does "Canterbury" mean?
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noun A stand or rack with dividers, used to hold magazines, sheet music, or loose papers upright.
"The old sheet music sat neatly in a wooden canterbury by the piano."
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- The old sheet music sat neatly in a wooden canterbury by the piano.
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What is "Canterbury" in Japanese?
"Canterbury" in Japanese is カンタベリー. Canterbury means: A stand or rack with dividers, used to hold magazines, sheet music, or loose papers upright.
How do you pronounce カンタベリー?
"Canterbury" in Japanese is カンタベリー, pronounced "kantaberī".
How do you use "Canterbury" in a sentence?
Example: "The old sheet music sat neatly in a wooden canterbury by the piano." In Japanese, "Canterbury" is カンタベリー.
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