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template in Japanese

template in Japanese is テンプレート, 型板, 雛形 — template means a pre-made pattern or shape used as a guide for making other objects.

template in Japanese

テンプレート
noun
Pronounced: tenpurēto
A physical object whose shape is used as a guide to make other objects.
型板
noun
A physical object whose shape is used as a guide to make other objects.
雛形
noun
Pronounced: hinagata
A physical object whose shape is used as a guide to make other objects.

What does "template" mean?

  1. noun A pre-made pattern or shape used as a guide for making other objects.
    "She used a cardboard template to cut identical fabric pieces."
  2. noun A ready-made document or file that provides a starting structure for others to fill in.
    "He downloaded a résumé template and just filled in his details."
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template in a sentence

  • She used a cardboard template to cut identical fabric pieces.
  • He downloaded a résumé template and just filled in his details.
  • The email template saves us from writing the same reply over and over.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "template" in Japanese?

"template" in Japanese is テンプレート, 型板, 雛形. template means: A pre-made pattern or shape used as a guide for making other objects.

How do you pronounce テンプレート?

"template" in Japanese is テンプレート, pronounced "tenpurēto".

How do you use "template" in a sentence?

Example: "She used a cardboard template to cut identical fabric pieces." In Japanese, "template" is テンプレート, 型板, 雛形.

Are there other ways to say "template" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "template": テンプレート, 型板, 雛形.

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