Winchester in Japanese
Winchester in Japanese is ウィンチェスター — Winchester means a type of lever-action repeating rifle made by the Winchester company.
Winchester in Japanese
ウィンチェスター
Pronounced: winchesutā
A city in and the county town of Hampshire, England.
What does "Winchester" mean?
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noun A type of lever-action repeating rifle made by the Winchester company.
"The cowboy in the film carried an old Winchester."
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noun An older term for a type of hard disk drive.
"Early PCs stored data on bulky Winchester disks."
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Winchester in a sentence
- The cowboy in the film carried an old Winchester.
- Early PCs stored data on bulky Winchester disks.
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What is "Winchester" in Japanese?
"Winchester" in Japanese is ウィンチェスター. Winchester means: A type of lever-action repeating rifle made by the Winchester company.
How do you pronounce ウィンチェスター?
"Winchester" in Japanese is ウィンチェスター, pronounced "winchesutā".
How do you use "Winchester" in a sentence?
Example: "The cowboy in the film carried an old Winchester." In Japanese, "Winchester" is ウィンチェスター.
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