emery in Japanese
emery in Japanese is 金剛砂 — emery means a hard, dark mineral used, in powdered or abrasive form, for grinding, sanding, or polishing.
emery in Japanese
金剛砂
Pronounced: kongōsha
(rock) An impure type of corundum, often used for sanding or polishing.
What does "emery" mean?
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noun A hard, dark mineral used, in powdered or abrasive form, for grinding, sanding, or polishing.
"The workshop sold sheets of emery cloth in several grades, from coarse to fine."
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emery in a sentence
- The workshop sold sheets of emery cloth in several grades, from coarse to fine.
- She smoothed the rough edge of the wood with emery paper.
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What is "emery" in Japanese?
"emery" in Japanese is 金剛砂. emery means: A hard, dark mineral used, in powdered or abrasive form, for grinding, sanding, or polishing.
How do you pronounce 金剛砂?
"emery" in Japanese is 金剛砂, pronounced "kongōsha".
How do you use "emery" in a sentence?
Example: "The workshop sold sheets of emery cloth in several grades, from coarse to fine." In Japanese, "emery" is 金剛砂.
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