jalopy in Japanese
jalopy in Japanese is ジャロピー — jalopy means an old, run-down car, especially one that still somehow runs.
jalopy in Japanese
ジャロピー
Pronounced: jaropī
(US, dated) An old, dilapidated or unpretentious automobile.
What does "jalopy" mean?
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noun An old, run-down car, especially one that still somehow runs.
"They drove cross-country in a rusty old jalopy."
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- They drove cross-country in a rusty old jalopy.
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What is "jalopy" in Japanese?
"jalopy" in Japanese is ジャロピー. jalopy means: An old, run-down car, especially one that still somehow runs.
How do you pronounce ジャロピー?
"jalopy" in Japanese is ジャロピー, pronounced "jaropī".
How do you use "jalopy" in a sentence?
Example: "They drove cross-country in a rusty old jalopy." In Japanese, "jalopy" is ジャロピー.
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