carat in Japanese
carat in Japanese is カラット — carat means a unit of mass used to weigh gemstones, equal to exactly 200 milligrams.
carat in Japanese
カラット
Pronounced: karatto
What does "carat" mean?
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noun A unit of mass used to weigh gemstones, equal to exactly 200 milligrams.
"The engagement ring featured a two-carat diamond."
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noun A scale of 24 parts used to measure the purity of gold.
"The necklace was made from 18-carat gold."
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carat in a sentence
- The engagement ring featured a two-carat diamond.
- The necklace was made from 18-carat gold.
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What is "carat" in Japanese?
"carat" in Japanese is カラット. carat means: A unit of mass used to weigh gemstones, equal to exactly 200 milligrams.
How do you pronounce カラット?
"carat" in Japanese is カラット, pronounced "karatto".
How do you use "carat" in a sentence?
Example: "The engagement ring featured a two-carat diamond." In Japanese, "carat" is カラット.
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