monogram in Japanese
monogram in Japanese is モノグラム — monogram means a design made from one or more letters, usually someone's initials, used to mark belongings or as a personal emblem.
monogram in Japanese
モノグラム
Pronounced: monoguramu
A design or motif composed of one or more letters, often intertwined, used as an identifying mark of an individual or institution; the letters are usually the initials of their names.
What does "monogram" mean?
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noun A design made from one or more letters, usually someone's initials, used to mark belongings or as a personal emblem.
"Her towels were embroidered with a gold monogram."
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verb To mark something with a monogram.
"They had the shirts monogrammed with his initials."
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monogram in a sentence
- Her towels were embroidered with a gold monogram.
- The luggage had his monogram stitched onto the leather.
- They had the shirts monogrammed with his initials.
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What is "monogram" in Japanese?
"monogram" in Japanese is モノグラム. monogram means: A design made from one or more letters, usually someone's initials, used to mark belongings or as a personal emblem.
How do you pronounce モノグラム?
"monogram" in Japanese is モノグラム, pronounced "monoguramu".
How do you use "monogram" in a sentence?
Example: "Her towels were embroidered with a gold monogram." In Japanese, "monogram" is モノグラム.
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