opener in Japanese
opener in Japanese is オープナー — opener means a tool designed to open something, such as a can or bottle.
opener in Japanese
オープナー
Pronounced: ōpunā
(baseball) A pitcher who specializes in getting the first outs of a game before being replaced, either by a long reliever or a pitcher who would normally start.
What does "opener" mean?
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noun A tool designed to open something, such as a can or bottle.
"We couldn't find the bottle opener anywhere in the kitchen."
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noun The first event, act, or item in a series.
"The band played their biggest hit as the opener."
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noun In cricket, a batsman who starts the innings, or a bowler who starts the bowling attack.
"The team's two openers put on a hundred runs before lunch."
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opener in a sentence
- We couldn't find the bottle opener anywhere in the kitchen.
- This can opener is nearly thirty years old and still works.
- The band played their biggest hit as the opener.
- Her opening remarks made a strong opener for the debate.
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What is "opener" in Japanese?
"opener" in Japanese is オープナー. opener means: A tool designed to open something, such as a can or bottle.
How do you pronounce オープナー?
"opener" in Japanese is オープナー, pronounced "ōpunā".
How do you use "opener" in a sentence?
Example: "We couldn't find the bottle opener anywhere in the kitchen." In Japanese, "opener" is オープナー.
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