cleaner in Japanese
cleaner in Japanese is 掃除婦, 清掃員 — cleaner means a person whose job is cleaning buildings, rooms, or other spaces.
cleaner in Japanese
掃除婦
Pronounced: sōjifu
A person whose occupation is to clean things, especially rooms, floors, and windows.
清掃員
Pronounced: seisōin
A person whose occupation is to clean things, especially rooms, floors, and windows.
What does "cleaner" mean?
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noun A person whose job is cleaning buildings, rooms, or other spaces.
"The office cleaner comes in every evening after everyone leaves."
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noun A product or device used to clean something.
"She sprayed the oven cleaner and left it to soak."
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noun A shop that launders or dry-cleans clothes.
"I need to drop this suit at the cleaner's."
cleaner in a sentence
- The office cleaner comes in every evening after everyone leaves.
- She sprayed the oven cleaner and left it to soak.
- He ran the vacuum cleaner over the rug.
- I need to drop this suit at the cleaner's.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "cleaner" in Japanese?
"cleaner" in Japanese is 掃除婦, 清掃員. cleaner means: A person whose job is cleaning buildings, rooms, or other spaces.
How do you pronounce 掃除婦?
"cleaner" in Japanese is 掃除婦, pronounced "sōjifu".
How do you use "cleaner" in a sentence?
Example: "The office cleaner comes in every evening after everyone leaves." In Japanese, "cleaner" is 掃除婦, 清掃員.
Are there other ways to say "cleaner" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "cleaner": 掃除婦, 清掃員.
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