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vessel in Japanese

vessel in Japanese is 船舶, 容器, 血管 — vessel means a ship, boat, or other craft built for travelling on water (or, more loosely, air or space).

vessel in Japanese

船舶
noun
Pronounced: senpaku
容器
noun
Pronounced: yōki
A person as a container of qualities or feelings. [From 1382]
血管
noun
Pronounced: kekkan
(biology) A tube or canal that carries fluid in an animal or plant. [From 1398]

What does "vessel" mean?

  1. noun A ship, boat, or other craft built for travelling on water (or, more loosely, air or space).
    "The fishing vessel returned to harbour just before the storm hit."
  2. noun A container, such as a bowl, cup, or bottle, used to hold a liquid or other substance.
    "Pour the mixture into a clean glass vessel."
  3. noun A tube inside the body or a plant that carries fluid, such as blood.
    "The surgeon carefully repaired the damaged blood vessel."
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vessel in a sentence

  • The fishing vessel returned to harbour just before the storm hit.
  • A large vessel slowly crossed the bay at sunrise.
  • Pour the mixture into a clean glass vessel.
  • She kept the water in a clay vessel to keep it cool.

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What is "vessel" in Japanese?
"vessel" in Japanese is 船舶, 容器, 血管. vessel means: A ship, boat, or other craft built for travelling on water (or, more loosely, air or space).
How do you pronounce 船舶?
"vessel" in Japanese is 船舶, pronounced "senpaku".
How do you use "vessel" in a sentence?
Example: "The fishing vessel returned to harbour just before the storm hit." In Japanese, "vessel" is 船舶, 容器, 血管.
Are there other ways to say "vessel" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "vessel": 船舶, 容器, 血管.
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