tanner in Japanese
tanner in Japanese is 皮鞣し — tanner means someone whose trade is turning animal hides into leather.
tanner in Japanese
皮鞣し
Pronounced: kawanameshi
A person whose occupation is to tan hides, or convert them into leather by the use of tan.
What does "tanner" mean?
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noun Someone whose trade is turning animal hides into leather.
"The tanner's workshop smelled strongly of the chemicals used to cure the hides."
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noun An old British coin worth six pence.
"His grandfather remembered paying a tanner for a pint before decimalisation."
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tanner in a sentence
- The tanner's workshop smelled strongly of the chemicals used to cure the hides.
- His grandfather remembered paying a tanner for a pint before decimalisation.
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What is "tanner" in Japanese?
"tanner" in Japanese is 皮鞣し. tanner means: Someone whose trade is turning animal hides into leather.
How do you pronounce 皮鞣し?
"tanner" in Japanese is 皮鞣し, pronounced "kawanameshi".
How do you use "tanner" in a sentence?
Example: "The tanner's workshop smelled strongly of the chemicals used to cure the hides." In Japanese, "tanner" is 皮鞣し.
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