spoke in Japanese
spoke in Japanese is スポーク, 輻 — spoke means one of the thin rods that run from the hub of a wheel out to its rim.
spoke in Japanese
スポーク
Pronounced: supōku
A stick inserted into the wheel of a vehicle to keep the wheel from turning.
輻
Pronounced: ya
A stick inserted into the wheel of a vehicle to keep the wheel from turning.
What does "spoke" mean?
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noun One of the thin rods that run from the hub of a wheel out to its rim.
"A stone got caught between the spokes of his bicycle wheel."
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verb Past tense of "speak" — talked or said something.
"She spoke calmly even though she was furious."
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spoke in a sentence
- A stone got caught between the spokes of his bicycle wheel.
- Several spokes on the old cart wheel had snapped.
- She spoke calmly even though she was furious.
- He spoke to the crowd for almost an hour.
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What is "spoke" in Japanese?
"spoke" in Japanese is スポーク, 輻. spoke means: One of the thin rods that run from the hub of a wheel out to its rim.
How do you pronounce スポーク?
"spoke" in Japanese is スポーク, pronounced "supōku".
How do you use "spoke" in a sentence?
Example: "A stone got caught between the spokes of his bicycle wheel." In Japanese, "spoke" is スポーク, 輻.
Are there other ways to say "spoke" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "spoke": スポーク, 輻.
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