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plane in Japanese

plane in Japanese is 平面, 鉋, 飛行機 — plane means an aircraft; an airplane.

plane in Japanese

平面
noun
Pronounced: heimen
noun
Pronounced: kanna
(countable, carpentry) A tool for smoothing wood by removing thin layers from the surface.
飛行機
noun
Pronounced: hikōki
(aircraft) An airplane; an aeroplane.
削る
verb
Pronounced: kezuru
(transitive, carpentry) To smooth (wood) with a plane.

What does "plane" mean?

  1. noun An aircraft; an airplane.
    "Our plane landed twenty minutes early."
  2. noun A completely flat surface, especially in mathematics or physics.
    "Two points define a line, but three define a plane."
  3. noun A tool used to shave thin layers off wood to smooth or shape it.
    "He ran the plane along the edge of the door to make it fit."
  4. adj Completely flat or level.
    "The surveyor confirmed the ground was plane enough to build on."
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plane in a sentence

  • Our plane landed twenty minutes early.
  • She was nervous during takeoff, as she always is on a plane.
  • Two points define a line, but three define a plane.
  • He ran the plane along the edge of the door to make it fit.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "plane" in Japanese?

"plane" in Japanese is 平面, 鉋, 飛行機. plane means: An aircraft; an airplane.

How do you pronounce 平面?

"plane" in Japanese is 平面, pronounced "heimen".

How do you use "plane" in a sentence?

Example: "Our plane landed twenty minutes early." In Japanese, "plane" is 平面, 鉋, 飛行機.

Are there other ways to say "plane" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "plane": 平面, 鉋, 飛行機, 削る.

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