eardrum in Japanese
eardrum in Japanese is 鼓膜 — eardrum means the thin membrane inside the ear that vibrates in response to sound and passes the vibration on to the inner ear bones.
eardrum in Japanese
鼓膜
Pronounced: komaku
(anatomy) A thin membrane that separates the outer ear from the middle ear and transmits sound from the air to the malleus.
What does "eardrum" mean?
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noun The thin membrane inside the ear that vibrates in response to sound and passes the vibration on to the inner ear bones.
"Loud explosions can rupture the eardrum."
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eardrum in a sentence
- Loud explosions can rupture the eardrum.
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What is "eardrum" in Japanese?
"eardrum" in Japanese is 鼓膜. eardrum means: The thin membrane inside the ear that vibrates in response to sound and passes the vibration on to the inner ear bones.
How do you pronounce 鼓膜?
"eardrum" in Japanese is 鼓膜, pronounced "komaku".
How do you use "eardrum" in a sentence?
Example: "Loud explosions can rupture the eardrum." In Japanese, "eardrum" is 鼓膜.
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