holster in Japanese
holster in Japanese is ホルスター — holster means a holder, typically worn on a belt, for carrying a handgun.
holster in Japanese
ホルスター
Pronounced: horusutā
A case for carrying a tool, particularly a gun, safely and accessibly.
What does "holster" mean?
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noun A holder, typically worn on a belt, for carrying a handgun.
"The officer kept his weapon in a holster at his hip."
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verb To put a weapon into its holster.
"He holstered his gun once the danger had passed."
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holster in a sentence
- The officer kept his weapon in a holster at his hip.
- He holstered his gun once the danger had passed.
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What is "holster" in Japanese?
"holster" in Japanese is ホルスター. holster means: A holder, typically worn on a belt, for carrying a handgun.
How do you pronounce ホルスター?
"holster" in Japanese is ホルスター, pronounced "horusutā".
How do you use "holster" in a sentence?
Example: "The officer kept his weapon in a holster at his hip." In Japanese, "holster" is ホルスター.
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