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cardboard in Japanese

cardboard in Japanese is 厚紙, 板紙, 段ボール — cardboard means a stiff, heavy paper material used to make boxes and packaging.

cardboard in Japanese

厚紙
noun
Pronounced: atsugami
A wood-based material resembling heavy paper, used in the manufacture of boxes, cartons and signs.
板紙
noun
Pronounced: itagami
A wood-based material resembling heavy paper, used in the manufacture of boxes, cartons and signs.
段ボール
noun
Pronounced: danbōru
A wood-based material resembling heavy paper, used in the manufacture of boxes, cartons and signs.

What does "cardboard" mean?

  1. noun A stiff, heavy paper material used to make boxes and packaging.
    "They packed the dishes in a large cardboard box."
  2. adj Lacking depth or realism; flat and unconvincing.
    "Critics complained the movie's villain felt like a cardboard character."
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cardboard in a sentence

  • They packed the dishes in a large cardboard box.
  • Please flatten the cardboard before you put it in the recycling bin.
  • Critics complained the movie's villain felt like a cardboard character.
  • The play was fun, but most of the minor roles felt like cardboard figures.

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What is "cardboard" in Japanese?
"cardboard" in Japanese is 厚紙, 板紙, 段ボール. cardboard means: A stiff, heavy paper material used to make boxes and packaging.
How do you pronounce 厚紙?
"cardboard" in Japanese is 厚紙, pronounced "atsugami".
How do you use "cardboard" in a sentence?
Example: "They packed the dishes in a large cardboard box." In Japanese, "cardboard" is 厚紙, 板紙, 段ボール.
Are there other ways to say "cardboard" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "cardboard": 厚紙, 板紙, 段ボール.
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