dreadnought in Japanese
dreadnought in Japanese is ドレッドノート, 弩級戦艦 — dreadnought means a type of large early-20th-century battleship armed with heavy guns of matching caliber.
dreadnought in Japanese
ドレッドノート
Pronounced: doreddonōto
(informal) Any type of warship heavier in armour or armament than a typical battleship.
弩級戦艦
Pronounced: dokyuusenkan
(informal) Any type of warship heavier in armour or armament than a typical battleship.
What does "dreadnought" mean?
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noun A type of large early-20th-century battleship armed with heavy guns of matching caliber.
"The naval powers raced to build ever more dreadnoughts before World War I."
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noun A large-bodied style of acoustic guitar known for its deep, powerful sound.
"He preferred a dreadnought guitar for its rich, booming tone."
dreadnought in a sentence
- The naval powers raced to build ever more dreadnoughts before World War I.
- He preferred a dreadnought guitar for its rich, booming tone.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "dreadnought" in Japanese?
"dreadnought" in Japanese is ドレッドノート, 弩級戦艦. dreadnought means: A type of large early-20th-century battleship armed with heavy guns of matching caliber.
How do you pronounce ドレッドノート?
"dreadnought" in Japanese is ドレッドノート, pronounced "doreddonōto".
How do you use "dreadnought" in a sentence?
Example: "The naval powers raced to build ever more dreadnoughts before World War I." In Japanese, "dreadnought" is ドレッドノート, 弩級戦艦.
Are there other ways to say "dreadnought" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "dreadnought": ドレッドノート, 弩級戦艦.
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