machinery in Japanese
machinery in Japanese is 機械類 — machinery means machines considered together, especially the equipment used in a factory or industry.
machinery in Japanese
機械類
Pronounced: kikairui
What does "machinery" mean?
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noun Machines considered together, especially the equipment used in a factory or industry.
"Heavy machinery rumbled across the building site from early morning until dusk."
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noun The system of parts or processes that make something work.
"The machinery of the court can be slow, but it usually reaches a fair decision."
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machinery in a sentence
- Heavy machinery rumbled across the building site from early morning until dusk.
- Workers must wear ear protection whenever the machinery in the workshop is running.
- The machinery of the court can be slow, but it usually reaches a fair decision.
- Nobody could explain the machinery behind the company's strange approval process.
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What is "machinery" in Japanese?
"machinery" in Japanese is 機械類. machinery means: Machines considered together, especially the equipment used in a factory or industry.
How do you pronounce 機械類?
"machinery" in Japanese is 機械類, pronounced "kikairui".
How do you use "machinery" in a sentence?
Example: "Heavy machinery rumbled across the building site from early morning until dusk." In Japanese, "machinery" is 機械類.
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