louver in Japanese
louver in Japanese is ルーバー — louver means a set of sloping, overlapping slats that let air and light through while keeping out rain.
louver in Japanese
ルーバー
Pronounced: rūbā
What does "louver" mean?
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noun A set of sloping, overlapping slats that let air and light through while keeping out rain.
"Sunlight filtered through the louvers on the shutters."
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noun A set of narrow slits, such as those in a car bonnet, that allow air to pass through for ventilation.
"Heat escaped through the louvers cut into the bonnet."
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louver in a sentence
- Sunlight filtered through the louvers on the shutters.
- They fitted louvers over the vent to stop birds getting in.
- Heat escaped through the louvers cut into the bonnet.
- The mechanic checked that the engine louvers weren't blocked with dirt.
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What is "louver" in Japanese?
"louver" in Japanese is ルーバー. louver means: A set of sloping, overlapping slats that let air and light through while keeping out rain.
How do you pronounce ルーバー?
"louver" in Japanese is ルーバー, pronounced "rūbā".
How do you use "louver" in a sentence?
Example: "Sunlight filtered through the louvers on the shutters." In Japanese, "louver" is ルーバー.
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