envelope in Japanese

envelope in Japanese is 封筒, エンベロープ — envelope means a flat paper or cardboard cover used to hold and mail letters or documents.

封筒

noun

Pronounced: fuutō

A paper or cardboard wrapper used to enclose small, flat items, especially letters, for mailing.

エンベロープ

noun

Pronounced: enberōpu

(music) The shape of a sound, which may be controlled by a synthesizer or sampler.

What does "envelope" mean?

noun A flat paper or cardboard cover used to hold and mail letters or documents.
"He slid the cheque into an envelope and wrote the address on the front."
noun The outer limits within which something, especially an aircraft or system, can safely operate.
"Flying outside the safe envelope of the aircraft can damage the wings."
verb To wrap something up completely, enclosing it.
"She enveloped the sleeping baby in a soft blanket."

He slid the cheque into an envelope and wrote the address on the front.
Please put your application in a stamped envelope and post it today.
Flying outside the safe envelope of the aircraft can damage the wings.
Engineers tested the machine well inside its operating envelope before pushing further.

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What is "envelope" in Japanese?

"envelope" in Japanese is 封筒, エンベロープ. envelope means: A flat paper or cardboard cover used to hold and mail letters or documents.

How do you pronounce 封筒?

"envelope" in Japanese is 封筒, pronounced "fuutō".

How do you use "envelope" in a sentence?

Example: "He slid the cheque into an envelope and wrote the address on the front." In Japanese, "envelope" is 封筒, エンベロープ.

Are there other ways to say "envelope" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "envelope": 封筒, エンベロープ.

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