strychnine in Japanese
strychnine in Japanese is ストリキニーネ, ストリキニン — strychnine means a highly poisonous, bitter crystalline compound extracted from certain plant seeds, historically used to kill rodents.
strychnine in Japanese
ストリキニーネ
Pronounced: sutorikinīne
(organic compound) A very toxic, colorless crystalline alkaloid, derived from nux vomica, used as a pesticide.
ストリキニン
Pronounced: sutorikinin
(organic compound) A very toxic, colorless crystalline alkaloid, derived from nux vomica, used as a pesticide.
What does "strychnine" mean?
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noun A highly poisonous, bitter crystalline compound extracted from certain plant seeds, historically used to kill rodents.
"The detective suspected strychnine poisoning after finding traces in the victim’s tea."
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strychnine in a sentence
- The detective suspected strychnine poisoning after finding traces in the victim’s tea.
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What is "strychnine" in Japanese?
"strychnine" in Japanese is ストリキニーネ, ストリキニン. strychnine means: A highly poisonous, bitter crystalline compound extracted from certain plant seeds, historically used to kill rodents.
How do you pronounce ストリキニーネ?
"strychnine" in Japanese is ストリキニーネ, pronounced "sutorikinīne".
How do you use "strychnine" in a sentence?
Example: "The detective suspected strychnine poisoning after finding traces in the victim’s tea." In Japanese, "strychnine" is ストリキニーネ, ストリキニン.
Are there other ways to say "strychnine" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "strychnine": ストリキニーネ, ストリキニン.
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