drapes in Japanese
drapes in Japanese is カーテン, ドレープ — drapes means heavy curtains hung over a window.
drapes in Japanese
カーテン
Pronounced: kāten
Heavy cloth hung over a window.
ドレープ
Pronounced: dorēpu
Heavy cloth hung over a window.
What does "drapes" mean?
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noun Heavy curtains hung over a window.
"The hotel room had thick velvet drapes to block out the light."
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drapes in a sentence
- The hotel room had thick velvet drapes to block out the light.
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What is "drapes" in Japanese?
"drapes" in Japanese is カーテン, ドレープ. drapes means: Heavy curtains hung over a window.
How do you pronounce カーテン?
"drapes" in Japanese is カーテン, pronounced "kāten".
How do you use "drapes" in a sentence?
Example: "The hotel room had thick velvet drapes to block out the light." In Japanese, "drapes" is カーテン, ドレープ.
Are there other ways to say "drapes" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "drapes": カーテン, ドレープ.
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