necktie in Japanese
necktie in Japanese is ネクタイ — necktie means a long strip of fabric worn around the neck under a collar and tied at the front, typically with a suit.
necktie in Japanese
ネクタイ
Pronounced: nekutai
A strip of cloth worn around the neck and tied in the front.
What does "necktie" mean?
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noun A long strip of fabric worn around the neck under a collar and tied at the front, typically with a suit.
"He loosened his necktie after the long meeting."
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- He loosened his necktie after the long meeting.
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What is "necktie" in Japanese?
"necktie" in Japanese is ネクタイ. necktie means: A long strip of fabric worn around the neck under a collar and tied at the front, typically with a suit.
How do you pronounce ネクタイ?
"necktie" in Japanese is ネクタイ, pronounced "nekutai".
How do you use "necktie" in a sentence?
Example: "He loosened his necktie after the long meeting." In Japanese, "necktie" is ネクタイ.
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