kerb in Japanese
kerb in Japanese is 縁石 — kerb means the raised edge of a pavement or footpath where it meets the road (British spelling of "curb").
kerb in Japanese
縁石
Pronounced: enseki
(British spelling) .
What does "kerb" mean?
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noun The raised edge of a pavement or footpath where it meets the road (British spelling of "curb").
"He parked the car close to the kerb."
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verb To scrape or damage a wheel or tyre by hitting the kerb.
"He kerbed the alloy wheel while parallel parking."
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kerb in a sentence
- He parked the car close to the kerb.
- She tripped stepping down off the kerb.
- He kerbed the alloy wheel while parallel parking.
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What is "kerb" in Japanese?
"kerb" in Japanese is 縁石. kerb means: The raised edge of a pavement or footpath where it meets the road (British spelling of "curb").
How do you pronounce 縁石?
"kerb" in Japanese is 縁石, pronounced "enseki".
How do you use "kerb" in a sentence?
Example: "He parked the car close to the kerb." In Japanese, "kerb" is 縁石.
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