drawbridge in Japanese
drawbridge in Japanese is 跳ね橋 — drawbridge means a bridge that can be raised or lowered, traditionally to block access to a castle or let boats pass beneath.
drawbridge in Japanese
跳ね橋
Pronounced: hanebashi
A hinged bridge which can be raised (to prevent its being crossed, as across a moat, or to allow watercraft to travel beneath it).
What does "drawbridge" mean?
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noun A bridge that can be raised or lowered, traditionally to block access to a castle or let boats pass beneath.
"The knights raised the drawbridge to keep the invaders out."
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drawbridge in a sentence
- The knights raised the drawbridge to keep the invaders out.
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What is "drawbridge" in Japanese?
"drawbridge" in Japanese is 跳ね橋. drawbridge means: A bridge that can be raised or lowered, traditionally to block access to a castle or let boats pass beneath.
How do you pronounce 跳ね橋?
"drawbridge" in Japanese is 跳ね橋, pronounced "hanebashi".
How do you use "drawbridge" in a sentence?
Example: "The knights raised the drawbridge to keep the invaders out." In Japanese, "drawbridge" is 跳ね橋.
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