アンクル

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. uncle
  2. ankle (esp. guards in sport)
  3. anchor (clock component); pallet forkfrom French "ancre"
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  • アンクル
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. uncle
    2. This meaning refers to a familial relationship, specifically the brother of one's parent. It is commonly used in conversations about family.
    His uncle comes to the family gathering every year.
    Grandmother cherishes her uncle very much.
  2. ankle (esp. guards in sport)
    3. This meaning pertains to the joint connecting the foot to the leg, often mentioned in sports contexts, especially regarding protective gear.
    He wears guards on his ankle when playing sports.
    I couldn't play in the match because I twisted my ankle.
  3. anchor (clock component); pallet fork
    4. This meaning refers to a mechanical component used in clocks or mechanisms to regulate motion, and may also relate to equipment used in logistics.
    The anchor inside the clock is crucial for keeping accurate time.
    I'm looking forward to working in the warehouse because we need the pallet fork.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to have an uncleto visit an uncle's houseto call one's uncleankle supporter (for sports)ankle ligamentsto have an ankle painankle guard (for sporting activities)to twist one's ankleankle braceto injure one's ankle
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