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silencer in Japanese

silencer in Japanese is サイレンサー, マフラー, 消音器 — silencer means a device fitted to a gun barrel to reduce the noise of firing.

silencer in Japanese

サイレンサー
noun
Pronounced: sairensā
An attachment to a gun that reduces the sound it emits.
マフラー
noun
Pronounced: mafurā
An attachment to a gun that reduces the sound it emits.
消音器
noun
Pronounced: shōonki
An attachment to a gun that reduces the sound it emits.

What does "silencer" mean?

  1. noun A device fitted to a gun barrel to reduce the noise of firing.
    "The hitman screwed a silencer onto his pistol before entering the room."
  2. noun A device fitted to an engine to cut down exhaust noise; a muffler.
    "A hole in the silencer made the car sound like a lawnmower."
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silencer in a sentence

  • The hitman screwed a silencer onto his pistol before entering the room.
  • Silencers are heavily restricted under UK firearms law.
  • A hole in the silencer made the car sound like a lawnmower.

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What is "silencer" in Japanese?

"silencer" in Japanese is サイレンサー, マフラー, 消音器. silencer means: A device fitted to a gun barrel to reduce the noise of firing.

How do you pronounce サイレンサー?

"silencer" in Japanese is サイレンサー, pronounced "sairensā".

How do you use "silencer" in a sentence?

Example: "The hitman screwed a silencer onto his pistol before entering the room." In Japanese, "silencer" is サイレンサー, マフラー, 消音器.

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

Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "silencer": サイレンサー, マフラー, 消音器.

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