mackintosh in Japanese
mackintosh in Japanese is マッキントッシュ — mackintosh means a raincoat made from rubberized, waterproof fabric.
mackintosh in Japanese
マッキントッシュ
Pronounced: makkintosshu
A waterproof long coat made of rubberized cloth.
What does "mackintosh" mean?
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noun A raincoat made from rubberized, waterproof fabric.
"He pulled on his mackintosh before heading out into the downpour."
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mackintosh in a sentence
- He pulled on his mackintosh before heading out into the downpour.
- The detective was famous for his long grey mackintosh.
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What is "mackintosh" in Japanese?
"mackintosh" in Japanese is マッキントッシュ. mackintosh means: A raincoat made from rubberized, waterproof fabric.
How do you pronounce マッキントッシュ?
"mackintosh" in Japanese is マッキントッシュ, pronounced "makkintosshu".
How do you use "mackintosh" in a sentence?
Example: "He pulled on his mackintosh before heading out into the downpour." In Japanese, "mackintosh" is マッキントッシュ.
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