magnet in Japanese
magnet in Japanese is 磁石 — magnet means an object, usually made of metal, that pulls certain other metals toward it through the force of magnetism.
magnet in Japanese
磁石
Pronounced: jishaku
A piece of material that attracts some metals by magnetism.
What does "magnet" mean?
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noun An object, usually made of metal, that pulls certain other metals toward it through the force of magnetism.
"She stuck the shopping list to the fridge with a magnet."
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magnet in a sentence
- She stuck the shopping list to the fridge with a magnet.
- The magnet lifted the pile of nails off the workbench.
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What is "magnet" in Japanese?
"magnet" in Japanese is 磁石. magnet means: An object, usually made of metal, that pulls certain other metals toward it through the force of magnetism.
How do you pronounce 磁石?
"magnet" in Japanese is 磁石, pronounced "jishaku".
How do you use "magnet" in a sentence?
Example: "She stuck the shopping list to the fridge with a magnet." In Japanese, "magnet" is 磁石.
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