unleaded in Japanese
unleaded in Japanese is 無鉛 — unleaded means not containing lead, especially describing petrol made without added lead compounds.
unleaded in Japanese
無鉛
Pronounced: muen
Without lead.
What does "unleaded" mean?
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adjective Not containing lead, especially describing petrol made without added lead compounds.
"The old car needed unleaded petrol, not the leaded kind."
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noun Petrol that does not contain added lead compounds.
"She checked the pump was set to unleaded before filling up."
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unleaded in a sentence
- The old car needed unleaded petrol, not the leaded kind.
- Most filling stations now sell only unleaded fuel.
- She checked the pump was set to unleaded before filling up.
- He filled the tank with unleaded.
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What is "unleaded" in Japanese?
"unleaded" in Japanese is 無鉛. unleaded means: Not containing lead, especially describing petrol made without added lead compounds.
How do you pronounce 無鉛?
"unleaded" in Japanese is 無鉛, pronounced "muen".
How do you use "unleaded" in a sentence?
Example: "The old car needed unleaded petrol, not the leaded kind." In Japanese, "unleaded" is 無鉛.
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