rubbing in Japanese
rubbing in Japanese is 拓本 — rubbing means an image made by pressing paper against a textured surface and shading over it with a crayon or similar tool.
rubbing in Japanese
拓本
Pronounced: takuhon
An impression of an embossed or incised surface made by placing a piece of paper over it and rubbing with graphite, crayon or other coloring agent.
What does "rubbing" mean?
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noun An image made by pressing paper against a textured surface and shading over it with a crayon or similar tool.
"She made a rubbing of the old gravestone's inscription."
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rubbing in a sentence
- She made a rubbing of the old gravestone's inscription.
- The children made a rubbing of a leaf using a soft pencil.
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What is "rubbing" in Japanese?
"rubbing" in Japanese is 拓本. rubbing means: An image made by pressing paper against a textured surface and shading over it with a crayon or similar tool.
How do you pronounce 拓本?
"rubbing" in Japanese is 拓本, pronounced "takuhon".
How do you use "rubbing" in a sentence?
Example: "She made a rubbing of the old gravestone's inscription." In Japanese, "rubbing" is 拓本.
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