wreckage in Japanese
wreckage in Japanese is 残骸 — wreckage means the broken remains or debris left after something, such as a vehicle or building, has been destroyed.
wreckage in Japanese
残骸
Pronounced: zangai
Something wrecked, especially the remains or debris of something which has been severely damaged or destroyed.
What does "wreckage" mean?
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noun The broken remains or debris left after something, such as a vehicle or building, has been destroyed.
"Explorers have found the 153-year-old wreckage of the Bay State, one the earlier propeller-driven steamships to ply the waters of the Great Lakes."
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wreckage in a sentence
- Explorers have found the 153-year-old wreckage of the Bay State, one the earlier propeller-driven steamships to ply the waters of the Great Lakes.
- Firefighters searched through the wreckage for survivors.
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What is "wreckage" in Japanese?
"wreckage" in Japanese is 残骸. wreckage means: The broken remains or debris left after something, such as a vehicle or building, has been destroyed.
How do you pronounce 残骸?
"wreckage" in Japanese is 残骸, pronounced "zangai".
How do you use "wreckage" in a sentence?
Example: "Firefighters searched through the wreckage for survivors." In Japanese, "wreckage" is 残骸.
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