pacemaker in Japanese
pacemaker in Japanese is ペースメーカー — pacemaker means a small medical device implanted in the chest to regulate an irregular heartbeat.
pacemaker in Japanese
ペースメーカー
Pronounced: pēsumēkā
(hence, medicine) A medical implement that is used to stimulate a heart to beat by simulating the action of the natural pacemaker.
What does "pacemaker" mean?
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noun A small medical device implanted in the chest to regulate an irregular heartbeat.
"He had a pacemaker fitted after his heart rhythm became unstable."
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noun A runner or competitor who sets the speed for others in a race.
"The pacemaker dropped out after the first lap, having done their job."
pacemaker in a sentence
- He had a pacemaker fitted after his heart rhythm became unstable.
- The pacemaker dropped out after the first lap, having done their job.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "pacemaker" in Japanese?
"pacemaker" in Japanese is ペースメーカー. pacemaker means: A small medical device implanted in the chest to regulate an irregular heartbeat.
How do you pronounce ペースメーカー?
"pacemaker" in Japanese is ペースメーカー, pronounced "pēsumēkā".
How do you use "pacemaker" in a sentence?
Example: "He had a pacemaker fitted after his heart rhythm became unstable." In Japanese, "pacemaker" is ペースメーカー.
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