peephole in Japanese
peephole in Japanese is 覗き穴 — peephole means a small opening, often in a door, that lets someone look out without being seen.
peephole in Japanese
覗き穴
Pronounced: nozokiana
A small hole, opening, or piece of glass, especially in a door, through which one can look without being seen.
What does "peephole" mean?
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noun A small opening, often in a door, that lets someone look out without being seen.
"She checked the peephole before opening the door to a stranger."
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peephole in a sentence
- She checked the peephole before opening the door to a stranger.
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What is "peephole" in Japanese?
"peephole" in Japanese is 覗き穴. peephole means: A small opening, often in a door, that lets someone look out without being seen.
How do you pronounce 覗き穴?
"peephole" in Japanese is 覗き穴, pronounced "nozokiana".
How do you use "peephole" in a sentence?
Example: "She checked the peephole before opening the door to a stranger." In Japanese, "peephole" is 覗き穴.
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