汽笛 | Japanese meaning

汽笛【きてき】

Frequency rank: 38,257. – 38,767.

Alsoきてき

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

steam whistle

This refers to a device that produces sound through the release of steam, commonly used on locomotives or boats to signal something, such as warnings or departures.

The train sounded the steam whistle before departing.

Example sentences5 results

A whistle blew, and the boat slowly began to pull out of port.

Tatoeba

We were roused at daybreak by the whistle of a train.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

汽笛

じょうき蒸気をふきこんで吹き込んでおと音をならす鳴らすふえ笛。

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汽笛【きてき】

Frequency rank: 38,257. – 38,767.

Alsoきてき

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

steam whistle

This refers to a device that produces sound through the release of steam, commonly used on locomotives or boats to signal something, such as warnings or departures.

The train sounded the steam whistle before departing.

Example sentences5 results

A whistle blew, and the boat slowly began to pull out of port.

Tatoeba

We were roused at daybreak by the whistle of a train.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

汽笛

じょうき蒸気をふきこんで吹き込んでおと音をならす鳴らすふえ笛。

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汽

N12

意vapor; steam

音キ

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笛

N13

意flute; clarinet; pipe; whistle; bagpipe; piccolo

訓ふえ

音テキ

名う

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汽笛【きてき】

Frequency rank: 38,257. – 38,767.

Alsoきてき

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

steam whistle

This refers to a device that produces sound through the release of steam, commonly used on locomotives or boats to signal something, such as warnings or departures.

The train sounded the steam whistle before departing.

Example sentences5 results

A whistle blew, and the boat slowly began to pull out of port.

Tatoeba

We were roused at daybreak by the whistle of a train.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

汽笛

じょうき蒸気をふきこんで吹き込んでおと音をならす鳴らすふえ笛。

Wiktionary

汽笛【きてき】

Frequency rank: 38,257. – 38,767.

Alsoきてき

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

steam whistle

This refers to a device that produces sound through the release of steam, commonly used on locomotives or boats to signal something, such as warnings or departures.