fuselage in Japanese
fuselage in Japanese is 胴体, 機体 — fuselage means the main body of an aircraft, to which the wings, tail, and engines attach, and which holds crew and cargo.
fuselage in Japanese
胴体
Pronounced: dōtai
機体
Pronounced: kitai
What does "fuselage" mean?
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noun The main body of an aircraft, to which the wings, tail, and engines attach, and which holds crew and cargo.
"Engineers inspected the fuselage for cracks after the flight."
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fuselage in a sentence
- Engineers inspected the fuselage for cracks after the flight.
- The plane's fuselage was painted with the airline's logo.
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What is "fuselage" in Japanese?
"fuselage" in Japanese is 胴体, 機体. fuselage means: The main body of an aircraft, to which the wings, tail, and engines attach, and which holds crew and cargo.
How do you pronounce 胴体?
"fuselage" in Japanese is 胴体, pronounced "dōtai".
How do you use "fuselage" in a sentence?
Example: "Engineers inspected the fuselage for cracks after the flight." In Japanese, "fuselage" is 胴体, 機体.
Are there other ways to say "fuselage" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "fuselage": 胴体, 機体.
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