空き缶 | význam v japončine

空き缶【あきかん】

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Aj【あきかん】あき【あきかん】きカン【あきかん】あきかん

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empty can

This term refers to a can that has been consumed and is now empty. Typically used to describe beverage cans or food cans that are no longer containing their original contents.

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I threw the empty can in the trash can.

Vzorové vety7 výsledkov

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He picked up cans in the street.

Tatoeba

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He was playing football with an old tin.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japonské definície

空き缶【あきかん】

なかみ中身がはいっていない入っていないそら空のかん缶。

Wiktionary

空き缶【あきかん】

Poradie podľa frekvencie: 36 868. – 37 312.

Aj【あきかん】あき【あきかん】きカン【あきかん】あきかん

podstatné meno

empty can

This term refers to a can that has been consumed and is now empty. Typically used to describe beverage cans or food cans that are no longer containing their original contents.

。

I threw the empty can in the trash can.

Vzorové vety7 výsledkov

。

He picked up cans in the street.

Tatoeba

。

He was playing football with an old tin.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japonské definície

空き缶【あきかん】

なかみ中身がはいっていない入っていないそら空のかん缶。

Wiktionary

空

N41

意empty; sky; void; vacant; vacuum

訓そら、あ.く、あ.き、あ.ける、から、す.く、す.かす、むな.しい

音クウ

名うつ、き、く

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缶

N2常用

意tin can; container; jar radical (no. 121)

訓かま

音カン

名ふ、べ

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空き缶【あきかん】

Poradie podľa frekvencie: 36 868. – 37 312.

Aj【あきかん】あき【あきかん】きカン【あきかん】あきかん

podstatné meno

empty can

This term refers to a can that has been consumed and is now empty. Typically used to describe beverage cans or food cans that are no longer containing their original contents.

。

I threw the empty can in the trash can.

Vzorové vety7 výsledkov

。

He picked up cans in the street.

Tatoeba

。

He was playing football with an old tin.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japonské definície

空き缶【あきかん】

なかみ中身がはいっていない入っていないそら空のかん缶。

Wiktionary

空き缶【あきかん】

Poradie podľa frekvencie: 36 868. – 37 312.

Aj【あきかん】あき【あきかん】きカン【あきかん】あきかん

podstatné meno

empty can

This term refers to a can that has been consumed and is now empty. Typically used to describe beverage cans or food cans that are no longer containing their original contents.