putty in Japanese
putty in Japanese is パテ — putty means a soft, pliable substance used to fix panes of glass in place or fill small gaps and holes.
putty in Japanese
パテ
Pronounced: pate
A form of cement, made from linseed oil and whiting, used to fix panes of glass.
What does "putty" mean?
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noun A soft, pliable substance used to fix panes of glass in place or fill small gaps and holes.
"He used putty to seal the gap around the window frame."
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putty in a sentence
- He used putty to seal the gap around the window frame.
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What is "putty" in Japanese?
"putty" in Japanese is パテ. putty means: A soft, pliable substance used to fix panes of glass in place or fill small gaps and holes.
How do you pronounce パテ?
"putty" in Japanese is パテ, pronounced "pate".
How do you use "putty" in a sentence?
Example: "He used putty to seal the gap around the window frame." In Japanese, "putty" is パテ.
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