pew in Japanese
pew in Japanese is げ — pew means a long wooden bench for seating people in a church, usually fixed in rows facing the altar.
pew in Japanese
げ
Pronounced: ge
An expression of disgust in response to an unpleasant odor.
What does "pew" mean?
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noun A long wooden bench for seating people in a church, usually fixed in rows facing the altar.
"They squeezed into a pew near the back for the wedding."
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intj An exclamation of disgust at a bad smell.
"Pew, something in the fridge has gone off!"
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pew in a sentence
- They squeezed into a pew near the back for the wedding.
- The front pews were reserved for the family.
- Pew, something in the fridge has gone off!
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What is "pew" in Japanese?
"pew" in Japanese is げ. pew means: A long wooden bench for seating people in a church, usually fixed in rows facing the altar.
How do you pronounce げ?
"pew" in Japanese is げ, pronounced "ge".
How do you use "pew" in a sentence?
Example: "They squeezed into a pew near the back for the wedding." In Japanese, "pew" is げ.
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