carrel in Japanese
carrel in Japanese is キャレル — carrel means a small, enclosed desk area for quiet reading or study, usually in a library.
carrel in Japanese
キャレル
Pronounced: kyareru
(by extension) A cubicle or partitioned space for reading or studying, often in a library.
What does "carrel" mean?
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noun A small, enclosed desk area for quiet reading or study, usually in a library.
"Ah, the library. I booked like a madman for the Master’s Comp. Nine months, up in a study carrel on deck eight."
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carrel in a sentence
- Ah, the library. I booked like a madman for the Master’s Comp. Nine months, up in a study carrel on deck eight.
- He was busy writing his report in a small library carrel.
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What is "carrel" in Japanese?
"carrel" in Japanese is キャレル. carrel means: A small, enclosed desk area for quiet reading or study, usually in a library.
How do you pronounce キャレル?
"carrel" in Japanese is キャレル, pronounced "kyareru".
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