connector in Japanese
connector in Japanese is 端子 — connector means a device, such as a plug or socket, used to join wires, cables, or hoses so they can be easily connected and disconnected.
connector in Japanese
端子
Pronounced: tanshi
A device (or, more precisely, a mating pair of devices, often a plug and a socket) for connecting together two wires, cables, or hoses, allowing electricity or fluid to flow but also allowing easy disconnection and reconnection when necessary.
What does "connector" mean?
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noun A device, such as a plug or socket, used to join wires, cables, or hoses so they can be easily connected and disconnected.
"Check that the connector on the charging cable isn't bent."
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noun A road that links two larger highways or roads.
"Take the connector road to get onto the interstate faster."
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noun A person who links others together, especially professionally.
"She's a natural connector, always introducing people who should meet."
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connector in a sentence
- Check that the connector on the charging cable isn't bent.
- Take the connector road to get onto the interstate faster.
- She's a natural connector, always introducing people who should meet.
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What is "connector" in Japanese?
"connector" in Japanese is 端子. connector means: A device, such as a plug or socket, used to join wires, cables, or hoses so they can be easily connected and disconnected.
How do you pronounce 端子?
"connector" in Japanese is 端子, pronounced "tanshi".
How do you use "connector" in a sentence?
Example: "Check that the connector on the charging cable isn't bent." In Japanese, "connector" is 端子.
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