chock in Japanese
chock in Japanese is チョック, 手歯止め — chock means a wedge or block placed against something, especially a wheel, to stop it from moving.
chock in Japanese
チョック
Pronounced: chokku
Any object used as a wedge or filler, especially when placed behind a wheel to prevent it from rolling.
手歯止め
Any object used as a wedge or filler, especially when placed behind a wheel to prevent it from rolling.
What does "chock" mean?
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noun A wedge or block placed against something, especially a wheel, to stop it from moving.
"The mechanic placed a chock behind the rear wheel before working under the car."
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verb To wedge or block something firmly in place.
"They chocked the trailer wheels before unhitching it on the slope."
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adv Completely; fully — usually in the phrase "chock-full."
"The fridge was chock-full of leftovers after the party."
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chock in a sentence
- The mechanic placed a chock behind the rear wheel before working under the car.
- They chocked the trailer wheels before unhitching it on the slope.
- The fridge was chock-full of leftovers after the party.
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What is "chock" in Japanese?
"chock" in Japanese is チョック, 手歯止め. chock means: A wedge or block placed against something, especially a wheel, to stop it from moving.
How do you pronounce チョック?
"chock" in Japanese is チョック, pronounced "chokku".
How do you use "chock" in a sentence?
Example: "The mechanic placed a chock behind the rear wheel before working under the car." In Japanese, "chock" is チョック, 手歯止め.
Are there other ways to say "chock" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "chock": チョック, 手歯止め.
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