Velcro in Japanese
Velcro in Japanese is ベルク, ベルクロ, 面ファスナー — Velcro means a fastening system made of two fabric strips — one covered in tiny hooks, the other in tiny loops — that grip together when pressed and pull apart easily.
Velcro in Japanese
What does "Velcro" mean?
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noun A fastening system made of two fabric strips — one covered in tiny hooks, the other in tiny loops — that grip together when pressed and pull apart easily.
"The kids' shoes fasten with Velcro instead of laces."
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verb To attach something using Velcro.
"He velcroed the phone mount to the dashboard."
Velcro in a sentence
- The kids' shoes fasten with Velcro instead of laces.
- She used a strip of Velcro to hang the picture without nails.
- He velcroed the phone mount to the dashboard.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Velcro" in Japanese?
"Velcro" in Japanese is ベルク, ベルクロ, 面ファスナー. Velcro means: A fastening system made of two fabric strips — one covered in tiny hooks, the other in tiny loops — that grip together when pressed and pull apart easily.
How do you pronounce ベルク?
"Velcro" in Japanese is ベルク, pronounced "beruku".
How do you use "Velcro" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids' shoes fasten with Velcro instead of laces." In Japanese, "Velcro" is ベルク, ベルクロ, 面ファスナー.
Are there other ways to say "Velcro" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "Velcro": ベルク, ベルクロ, 面ファスナー.