clothesline in Japanese
clothesline in Japanese is 物干し, 物干し綱 — clothesline means a rope or cord strung up outdoors for hanging washing to dry.
clothesline in Japanese
物干し
Pronounced: monohoshi
物干し綱
Pronounced: monohoshizuna
What does "clothesline" mean?
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noun A rope or cord strung up outdoors for hanging washing to dry.
"Sheets flapped on the clothesline in the summer breeze."
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verb To knock someone down by striking them across the chest or neck with an outstretched arm.
"The linebacker clotheslined the runner just short of the end zone."
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clothesline in a sentence
- Sheets flapped on the clothesline in the summer breeze.
- The linebacker clotheslined the runner just short of the end zone.
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What is "clothesline" in Japanese?
"clothesline" in Japanese is 物干し, 物干し綱. clothesline means: A rope or cord strung up outdoors for hanging washing to dry.
How do you pronounce 物干し?
"clothesline" in Japanese is 物干し, pronounced "monohoshi".
How do you use "clothesline" in a sentence?
Example: "Sheets flapped on the clothesline in the summer breeze." In Japanese, "clothesline" is 物干し, 物干し綱.
Are there other ways to say "clothesline" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "clothesline": 物干し, 物干し綱.
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