khaki in Japanese
khaki in Japanese is カーキ色 — khaki means a dull yellowish-brown colour, similar to dry dust or sand.
khaki in Japanese
カーキ色
Pronounced: kākiiro
Dust-coloured; of the colour of dust.
カーキ色
Pronounced: kākiiro
A dull, yellowish-brown colour, the colour of dust.
What does "khaki" mean?
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noun A dull yellowish-brown colour, similar to dry dust or sand.
"The walls were painted a plain khaki."
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noun A sturdy cotton or wool fabric, historically used for military uniforms, in this colour.
"His army-issue trousers were made of khaki."
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adj Having a dull yellowish-brown colour.
"He wore a khaki jacket over his T-shirt."
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khaki in a sentence
- The walls were painted a plain khaki.
- His army-issue trousers were made of khaki.
- He wore a khaki jacket over his T-shirt.
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What is "khaki" in Japanese?
"khaki" in Japanese is カーキ色. khaki means: A dull yellowish-brown colour, similar to dry dust or sand.
How do you pronounce カーキ色?
"khaki" in Japanese is カーキ色, pronounced "kākiiro".
How do you use "khaki" in a sentence?
Example: "The walls were painted a plain khaki." In Japanese, "khaki" is カーキ色.
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