escalator in Japanese
escalator in Japanese is エスカレーター — escalator means a moving staircase made of a continuous loop of steps that carries people between floors.
escalator in Japanese
エスカレーター
Pronounced: esukarētā
A motor-driven mechanical device consisting of a continuous loop of steps that automatically conveys people from one floor to another.
What does "escalator" mean?
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noun A moving staircase made of a continuous loop of steps that carries people between floors.
"They took the escalator up to the second floor of the mall."
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escalator in a sentence
- They took the escalator up to the second floor of the mall.
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What is "escalator" in Japanese?
"escalator" in Japanese is エスカレーター. escalator means: A moving staircase made of a continuous loop of steps that carries people between floors.
How do you pronounce エスカレーター?
"escalator" in Japanese is エスカレーター, pronounced "esukarētā".
How do you use "escalator" in a sentence?
Example: "They took the escalator up to the second floor of the mall." In Japanese, "escalator" is エスカレーター.
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