streetlight in Japanese
streetlight in Japanese is 街灯 — streetlight means a tall outdoor lamp that lights up a public street or area at night.
streetlight in Japanese
街灯
Pronounced: gaitō
(countable) Any large outdoor light used to illuminate a public area, usually urban.
What does "streetlight" mean?
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noun A tall outdoor lamp that lights up a public street or area at night.
"The streetlight flickered on as it grew dark."
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streetlight in a sentence
- The streetlight flickered on as it grew dark.
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What is "streetlight" in Japanese?
"streetlight" in Japanese is 街灯. streetlight means: A tall outdoor lamp that lights up a public street or area at night.
How do you pronounce 街灯?
"streetlight" in Japanese is 街灯, pronounced "gaitō".
How do you use "streetlight" in a sentence?
Example: "The streetlight flickered on as it grew dark." In Japanese, "streetlight" is 街灯.
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