guardrail in Japanese
guardrail in Japanese is ガードレール — guardrail means a rail fixed beside a dangerous drop or edge to act as a safety barrier.
guardrail in Japanese
ガードレール
Pronounced: gādorēru
What does "guardrail" mean?
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noun A rail fixed beside a dangerous drop or edge to act as a safety barrier.
"He gripped the guardrail as he leaned over to look down the cliff."
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noun A strengthened barrier fitted along the side of a road to keep vehicles from leaving it and to lessen the harm of a crash.
"The car clipped the guardrail and spun back onto the road."
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noun A rule, limit or safeguard put in place to stop mistakes or harmful outcomes.
"The company built guardrails into the software to stop staff deleting live data by accident."
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guardrail in a sentence
- He gripped the guardrail as he leaned over to look down the cliff.
- The stairwell has a metal guardrail on the open side.
- The car clipped the guardrail and spun back onto the road.
- A new guardrail was put up along the sharp bend after the accident.
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What is "guardrail" in Japanese?
"guardrail" in Japanese is ガードレール. guardrail means: A rail fixed beside a dangerous drop or edge to act as a safety barrier.
How do you pronounce ガードレール?
"guardrail" in Japanese is ガードレール, pronounced "gādorēru".
How do you use "guardrail" in a sentence?
Example: "He gripped the guardrail as he leaned over to look down the cliff." In Japanese, "guardrail" is ガードレール.
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