handcuffs in Japanese
handcuffs in Japanese is 手錠 — handcuffs means a pair of metal restraints joined together, locked around a person's wrists.
handcuffs in Japanese
手錠
Pronounced: tejō
A fastening consisting of two metal rings, designed to go around a person's wrists, and connected by a chain or hinge.
What does "handcuffs" mean?
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noun A pair of metal restraints joined together, locked around a person's wrists.
"The suspect was led away in handcuffs."
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noun Any restriction that severely limits someone's freedom of action.
"The new rules put handcuffs on what regulators could actually do."
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handcuffs in a sentence
- The suspect was led away in handcuffs.
- The new rules put handcuffs on what regulators could actually do.
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What is "handcuffs" in Japanese?
"handcuffs" in Japanese is 手錠. handcuffs means: A pair of metal restraints joined together, locked around a person's wrists.
How do you pronounce 手錠?
"handcuffs" in Japanese is 手錠, pronounced "tejō".
How do you use "handcuffs" in a sentence?
Example: "The suspect was led away in handcuffs." In Japanese, "handcuffs" is 手錠.
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