teetotaler in Japanese
teetotaler in Japanese is 下戸 — teetotaler means a person who never drinks alcohol at all, as a matter of principle or personal choice.
teetotaler in Japanese
下戸
Pronounced: geko
(American spelling) A person who completely abstains from alcoholic beverages.
What does "teetotaler" mean?
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noun A person who never drinks alcohol at all, as a matter of principle or personal choice.
"She has been a teetotaler since her twenties and always drives everyone home."
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teetotaler in a sentence
- She has been a teetotaler since her twenties and always drives everyone home.
- There was a jug of lemonade on the table for the teetotalers.
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What is "teetotaler" in Japanese?
"teetotaler" in Japanese is 下戸. teetotaler means: A person who never drinks alcohol at all, as a matter of principle or personal choice.
How do you pronounce 下戸?
"teetotaler" in Japanese is 下戸, pronounced "geko".
How do you use "teetotaler" in a sentence?
Example: "She has been a teetotaler since her twenties and always drives everyone home." In Japanese, "teetotaler" is 下戸.
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