taser in Japanese
taser in Japanese is スタンガン — taser means a handheld device that fires electrified darts or delivers a shock to temporarily disable a person.
taser in Japanese
スタンガン
Pronounced: sutangan
(by extension) Any electroshock stun gun.
What does "taser" mean?
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noun A handheld device that fires electrified darts or delivers a shock to temporarily disable a person.
"The officer drew her taser instead of a firearm."
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verb To shock someone with such a device.
"Security tasered the intruder before he could escape."
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taser in a sentence
- The officer drew her taser instead of a firearm.
- Some countries allow civilians to carry a taser for self-defence.
- Security tasered the intruder before he could escape.
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What is "taser" in Japanese?
"taser" in Japanese is スタンガン. taser means: A handheld device that fires electrified darts or delivers a shock to temporarily disable a person.
How do you pronounce スタンガン?
"taser" in Japanese is スタンガン, pronounced "sutangan".
How do you use "taser" in a sentence?
Example: "The officer drew her taser instead of a firearm." In Japanese, "taser" is スタンガン.
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