foxhole in Japanese
foxhole in Japanese is 狐塚, 蛸壷 — foxhole means a small pit dug in the ground for a soldier to shelter in during combat.
foxhole in Japanese
狐塚
Pronounced: kitsunezuka
The burrow in the ground where a fox lives.
蛸壷
Pronounced: takotsubo
(military) A small pit dug into the ground as a shelter for protection against enemy fire.
What does "foxhole" mean?
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noun A small pit dug in the ground for a soldier to shelter in during combat.
"The soldiers huddled in a foxhole as shells landed nearby."
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noun The burrow where a fox lives.
"The dog sniffed around an old foxhole in the woods."
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foxhole in a sentence
- The soldiers huddled in a foxhole as shells landed nearby.
- The dog sniffed around an old foxhole in the woods.
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What is "foxhole" in Japanese?
"foxhole" in Japanese is 狐塚, 蛸壷. foxhole means: A small pit dug in the ground for a soldier to shelter in during combat.
How do you pronounce 狐塚?
"foxhole" in Japanese is 狐塚, pronounced "kitsunezuka".
How do you use "foxhole" in a sentence?
Example: "The soldiers huddled in a foxhole as shells landed nearby." In Japanese, "foxhole" is 狐塚, 蛸壷.
Are there other ways to say "foxhole" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "foxhole": 狐塚, 蛸壷.
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