pickup in Japanese
pickup in Japanese is ナンパ — pickup means a small open-backed truck used for carrying goods.
pickup in Japanese
ナンパ
Pronounced: nanpa
An instance of approaching someone and engaging in romantic flirtation and courting with the intent to pursue romance, a date, or a sexual encounter.
What does "pickup" mean?
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noun A small open-backed truck used for carrying goods.
"He loaded the lumber into the bed of his pickup."
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noun The act of collecting a person or item from a particular place.
"The taxi app showed our driver was five minutes from pickup."
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noun An improvement or increase, especially in speed, activity, or business.
"Retailers reported a pickup in sales just before the holidays."
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pickup in a sentence
- He loaded the lumber into the bed of his pickup.
- They drive an old red pickup around the farm.
- The taxi app showed our driver was five minutes from pickup.
- School pickup is at 3:15 every afternoon.
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What is "pickup" in Japanese?
"pickup" in Japanese is ナンパ. pickup means: A small open-backed truck used for carrying goods.
How do you pronounce ナンパ?
"pickup" in Japanese is ナンパ, pronounced "nanpa".
How do you use "pickup" in a sentence?
Example: "He loaded the lumber into the bed of his pickup." In Japanese, "pickup" is ナンパ.
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