submarine in Japanese
submarine in Japanese is 潜水艦, サブマリン — submarine means a vessel built to travel underwater, especially beneath the sea.
submarine in Japanese
What does "submarine" mean?
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noun A vessel built to travel underwater, especially beneath the sea.
"The crew spent six months aboard the submarine without surfacing."
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adj Existing, happening, or built for use underwater.
"Marine biologists study submarine volcanoes along the ocean floor."
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verb To sabotage or secretly destroy something, as if attacking it without warning.
"Rumors suggest a rival submarined the deal at the last minute."
submarine in a sentence
- The crew spent six months aboard the submarine without surfacing.
- Marine biologists study submarine volcanoes along the ocean floor.
- Rumors suggest a rival submarined the deal at the last minute.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "submarine" in Japanese?
"submarine" in Japanese is 潜水艦, サブマリン. submarine means: A vessel built to travel underwater, especially beneath the sea.
How do you pronounce 潜水艦?
"submarine" in Japanese is 潜水艦, pronounced "sensuikan".
How do you use "submarine" in a sentence?
Example: "The crew spent six months aboard the submarine without surfacing." In Japanese, "submarine" is 潜水艦, サブマリン.
Are there other ways to say "submarine" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "submarine": 潜水艦, サブマリン.