slider in Japanese
slider in Japanese is スライダー — slider means an on-screen control that lets a user pick a value by dragging along a scale.
slider in Japanese
スライダー
Pronounced: suraidā
(baseball) A pitch thrown with added pressure by middle and ring fingers yielding a combination of backspin and sidespin, resulting in a motion to the left when thrown by a right handed pitcher.
What does "slider" mean?
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noun An on-screen control that lets a user pick a value by dragging along a scale.
"Drag the volume slider to adjust how loud the app plays."
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noun (baseball) A pitch thrown with spin that curves sideways as it approaches the batter.
"He struck the batter out with a sharp slider low in the zone."
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noun (informal) A small burger, typically served on a mini bun.
"They ordered a plate of sliders to share at the bar."
slider in a sentence
- Drag the volume slider to adjust how loud the app plays.
- He struck the batter out with a sharp slider low in the zone.
- They ordered a plate of sliders to share at the bar.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "slider" in Japanese?
"slider" in Japanese is スライダー. slider means: An on-screen control that lets a user pick a value by dragging along a scale.
How do you pronounce スライダー?
"slider" in Japanese is スライダー, pronounced "suraidā".
How do you use "slider" in a sentence?
Example: "Drag the volume slider to adjust how loud the app plays." In Japanese, "slider" is スライダー.
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