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sandbag in Japanese

sandbag in Japanese is 土嚢, 土のう — sandbag means a sturdy bag filled with sand, used to build barriers against flooding or as protection from bullets and debris.

sandbag in Japanese

土嚢
noun
Pronounced: donō
A small bag filled with sand and used as a cudgel.
土のう
noun
Pronounced: donō
A small bag filled with sand and used as a cudgel.

What does "sandbag" mean?

  1. noun A sturdy bag filled with sand, used to build barriers against flooding or as protection from bullets and debris.
    "Volunteers stacked sandbags along the riverbank ahead of the flood."
  2. verb To deliberately understate one's strength, ability, or intentions in order to gain an advantage.
    "He sandbagged during practice so his opponents would underestimate him."
  3. verb To build a barrier of sandbags around something.
    "They sandbagged the shop entrance before the storm hit."
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sandbag in a sentence

  • Volunteers stacked sandbags along the riverbank ahead of the flood.
  • He sandbagged during practice so his opponents would underestimate him.
  • They sandbagged the shop entrance before the storm hit.

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What is "sandbag" in Japanese?

"sandbag" in Japanese is 土嚢, 土のう. sandbag means: A sturdy bag filled with sand, used to build barriers against flooding or as protection from bullets and debris.

How do you pronounce 土嚢?

"sandbag" in Japanese is 土嚢, pronounced "donō".

How do you use "sandbag" in a sentence?

Example: "Volunteers stacked sandbags along the riverbank ahead of the flood." In Japanese, "sandbag" is 土嚢, 土のう.

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

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "sandbag": 土嚢, 土のう.

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