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carpet in Japanese

carpet in Japanese is 絨毯, カーペット — carpet means a thick woven fabric covering used on floors.

carpet in Japanese

絨毯
noun
Pronounced: juutan
A fabric used as a complete floor covering.
カーペット
noun
Pronounced: kāpetto
A fabric used as a complete floor covering.

What does "carpet" mean?

  1. noun A thick woven fabric covering used on floors.
    "The baby crawled across the thick carpet and reached for her toy."
  2. noun A thick layer of something covering a surface, resembling a carpet.
    "In spring, a carpet of bluebells spread across the woodland floor."
  3. verb To cover a floor with carpet.
    "We plan to carpet the bedrooms next month, once the painting is finished."
  4. verb Informally, to scold someone severely.
    "The head teacher carpeted the pupils for running in the corridors."
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carpet in a sentence

  • The baby crawled across the thick carpet and reached for her toy.
  • They chose a soft grey carpet for the living room.
  • In spring, a carpet of bluebells spread across the woodland floor.
  • A carpet of snow covered the garden when we woke up.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "carpet" in Japanese?
"carpet" in Japanese is 絨毯, カーペット. carpet means: A thick woven fabric covering used on floors.
How do you pronounce 絨毯?
"carpet" in Japanese is 絨毯, pronounced "juutan".
How do you use "carpet" in a sentence?
Example: "The baby crawled across the thick carpet and reached for her toy." In Japanese, "carpet" is 絨毯, カーペット.
Are there other ways to say "carpet" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "carpet": 絨毯, カーペット.
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