stanchion in Japanese
stanchion in Japanese is スタンション, スタンチョン — stanchion means an upright post used to hold something up.
stanchion in Japanese
スタンション
Pronounced: sutanshon
A vertical pole, post, or support.
スタンチョン
Pronounced: sutanchon
A vertical pole, post, or support.
What does "stanchion" mean?
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noun An upright post used to hold something up.
"You cross under the rusting stanchions of the old elevated highway and walk out to the pier."
- noun A frame made of upright posts, used to hold cattle in place.
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stanchion in a sentence
- You cross under the rusting stanchions of the old elevated highway and walk out to the pier.
- Hiro climbs on his bike, eases it through the neighbourhood and onto the Street, and then gosses it up to a few hundred miles an hour, slaloming between the stanchions of the monorail, praticing.
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What is "stanchion" in Japanese?
"stanchion" in Japanese is スタンション, スタンチョン. stanchion means: An upright post used to hold something up.
How do you pronounce スタンション?
"stanchion" in Japanese is スタンション, pronounced "sutanshon".
Are there other ways to say "stanchion" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "stanchion": スタンション, スタンチョン.
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