glove in Japanese
glove in Japanese is 手袋 — glove means a piece of clothing that covers the hand, usually with separate coverings for each finger.
glove in Japanese
手袋
Pronounced: tebukuro
(clothing) An item of clothing, covering all or part of the hand and fingers, but usually allowing independent movement of the fingers.
What does "glove" mean?
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noun A piece of clothing that covers the hand, usually with separate coverings for each finger.
"She pulled on a pair of woolen gloves before heading outside."
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noun A padded mitt used to catch a ball in baseball.
"The first baseman stretched out his glove to catch the throw."
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verb To put gloves on.
"The surgeon gloved up before entering the operating room."
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glove in a sentence
- She pulled on a pair of woolen gloves before heading outside.
- The first baseman stretched out his glove to catch the throw.
- The surgeon gloved up before entering the operating room.
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What is "glove" in Japanese?
"glove" in Japanese is 手袋. glove means: A piece of clothing that covers the hand, usually with separate coverings for each finger.
How do you pronounce 手袋?
"glove" in Japanese is 手袋, pronounced "tebukuro".
How do you use "glove" in a sentence?
Example: "She pulled on a pair of woolen gloves before heading outside." In Japanese, "glove" is 手袋.
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