thinner in Japanese
thinner in Japanese is シンナー — thinner means a liquid used to dilute paint or another substance and make it less thick.
thinner in Japanese
シンナー
Pronounced: shinnā
A liquid substance used to thin the consistency of another liquid.
What does "thinner" mean?
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noun A liquid used to dilute paint or another substance and make it less thick.
"He added paint thinner to loosen up the old varnish."
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- He added paint thinner to loosen up the old varnish.
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What is "thinner" in Japanese?
"thinner" in Japanese is シンナー. thinner means: A liquid used to dilute paint or another substance and make it less thick.
How do you pronounce シンナー?
"thinner" in Japanese is シンナー, pronounced "shinnā".
How do you use "thinner" in a sentence?
Example: "He added paint thinner to loosen up the old varnish." In Japanese, "thinner" is シンナー.
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