- pillar sunk into the ground
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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Generated definitions (experimental)
- pillar sunk into the ground
This term refers to a vertical structure typically made of wood or other materials, which is embedded in the ground to provide support, especially in construction or structural contexts.
This house uses pillars sunk into the ground for its foundation.
Pillars sunk into the ground are especially important in areas with strong winds.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ほったてばしら掘っ立て柱をたてる立てるto erect a pillar sunk into the groundほったてばしら掘っ立て柱のいえ家a house with pillars sunk into the groundほったてばしら掘っ立て柱をつかう使うto use a pillar sunk into the groundほったてばしら掘っ立て柱のこうぞう構造the structure of a pillar sunk into the groundほったてばしら掘っ立て柱のこうじ工事construction of a pillar sunk into the groundほったてばしら掘っ立て柱があるto have a pillar sunk into the groundほったてばしら掘っ立て柱のたいきゅうせい耐久性durability of a pillar sunk into the groundほったてばしら掘っ立て柱をささえる支えるto support a pillar sunk into the ground
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