hatter in Japanese
hatter in Japanese is 帽子屋 — hatter means a person whose trade is making or selling hats.
hatter in Japanese
帽子屋
Pronounced: bōshiya
A person who makes, sells, or repairs hats.
What does "hatter" mean?
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noun A person whose trade is making or selling hats.
"The old hatter measured his head and disappeared into the back room."
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noun In Australian and New Zealand slang, someone who lives and works alone, especially prospecting or in the bush.
"The old hatter hadn't spoken to another soul in months."
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verb To tire out or wear down; to worry.
"The long shift really hattered him."
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hatter in a sentence
- The old hatter measured his head and disappeared into the back room.
- The old hatter hadn't spoken to another soul in months.
- The long shift really hattered him.
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What is "hatter" in Japanese?
"hatter" in Japanese is 帽子屋. hatter means: A person whose trade is making or selling hats.
How do you pronounce 帽子屋?
"hatter" in Japanese is 帽子屋, pronounced "bōshiya".
How do you use "hatter" in a sentence?
Example: "The old hatter measured his head and disappeared into the back room." In Japanese, "hatter" is 帽子屋.
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