kilt in Japanese
kilt in Japanese is キルト — kilt means a knee-length pleated garment, traditionally made of tartan wool, worn originally by Scottish men as part of Highland dress.
kilt in Japanese
キルト
Pronounced: kiruto
What does "kilt" mean?
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noun A knee-length pleated garment, traditionally made of tartan wool, worn originally by Scottish men as part of Highland dress.
"He wore a kilt to the wedding to honour his Scottish heritage."
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verb To gather up or tuck up a skirt or garment around the body.
"She kilted her skirts to wade across the stream."
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kilt in a sentence
- He wore a kilt to the wedding to honour his Scottish heritage.
- The pipe band marched past in matching kilts.
- She kilted her skirts to wade across the stream.
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What is "kilt" in Japanese?
"kilt" in Japanese is キルト. kilt means: A knee-length pleated garment, traditionally made of tartan wool, worn originally by Scottish men as part of Highland dress.
How do you pronounce キルト?
"kilt" in Japanese is キルト, pronounced "kiruto".
How do you use "kilt" in a sentence?
Example: "He wore a kilt to the wedding to honour his Scottish heritage." In Japanese, "kilt" is キルト.
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