電車通り | Japanese meaning

電車通り【でんしゃどおり】

Alsoでんしゃどおり

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

street with streetcar tracks; street with a tram line

This term is used to refer to roads or streets specifically designed for streetcars or trams, indicating the presence of tracks and facilitating tram transportation within urban areas.

When walking along the street with the streetcar tracks, there are many shops lined up.

電車通り【でんしゃどおり】

Alsoでんしゃどおり

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

street with streetcar tracks; street with a tram line

This term is used to refer to roads or streets specifically designed for streetcars or trams, indicating the presence of tracks and facilitating tram transportation within urban areas.

When walking along the street with the streetcar tracks, there are many shops lined up.

電

N52

意electricity

音デン

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車

N51

意car

訓くるま

音シャ

名くら、くろま

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通

N42

意traffic; pass through; avenue; commute; counter for letters, notes, documents, etc.

訓とお.る、とお.り、-とお.り、-どお.り、とお.す、とお.し、-どお.し、かよ.う

音ツウ、ツ

名とん、どうし、どおり、みち

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電車通り【でんしゃどおり】

Alsoでんしゃどおり

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

street with streetcar tracks; street with a tram line

This term is used to refer to roads or streets specifically designed for streetcars or trams, indicating the presence of tracks and facilitating tram transportation within urban areas.

When walking along the street with the streetcar tracks, there are many shops lined up.

電車通り【でんしゃどおり】

Alsoでんしゃどおり

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

street with streetcar tracks; street with a tram line

This term is used to refer to roads or streets specifically designed for streetcars or trams, indicating the presence of tracks and facilitating tram transportation within urban areas.