cursor in Japanese
cursor in Japanese is カーソル — cursor means a sliding part of a measuring instrument that is moved to mark a particular point.
cursor in Japanese
カーソル
Pronounced: kāsoru
What does "cursor" mean?
- noun A sliding part of a measuring instrument that is moved to mark a particular point.
- noun (computing) A small symbol on a screen that shows where the mouse pointer is.
- noun (computing) A blinking line or bar on a screen that shows where typed text will appear.
- noun (computing) A pointer that keeps track of one row of data in a database as it is read.
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What is "cursor" in Japanese?
"cursor" in Japanese is カーソル. cursor means: A sliding part of a measuring instrument that is moved to mark a particular point.
How do you pronounce カーソル?
"cursor" in Japanese is カーソル, pronounced "kāsoru".
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