liner in Japanese
liner in Japanese is ライナー — liner means a large passenger ship that travels a regular route.
liner in Japanese
ライナー
Pronounced: rainā
A large passenger-carrying ship, especially one on a regular route; an ocean liner.
What does "liner" mean?
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noun A large passenger ship that travels a regular route.
"The ocean liner set sail from Southampton bound for New York."
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noun A removable inner layer or lining fitted inside something.
"He swapped out the trash can liner."
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noun A booklet of information and lyrics packaged with a music album.
"She read the liner notes while listening to the record."
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liner in a sentence
- The ocean liner set sail from Southampton bound for New York.
- He swapped out the trash can liner.
- She read the liner notes while listening to the record.
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What is "liner" in Japanese?
"liner" in Japanese is ライナー. liner means: A large passenger ship that travels a regular route.
How do you pronounce ライナー?
"liner" in Japanese is ライナー, pronounced "rainā".
How do you use "liner" in a sentence?
Example: "The ocean liner set sail from Southampton bound for New York." In Japanese, "liner" is ライナー.
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