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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries排水する
Pronunciation / Transliteration: haisui suru
"雨水を排水する必要があります。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To remove liquid from a place.
"After the heavy rain, we need to drain the water from the basement."
- 1
A pipe or channel through which liquid is drained.
"The house has a drainage system to prevent flooding."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'drain' originates from the Old French 'drainer', which means to draw off water. It evolved from the Latin 'drainare', meaning to draw off, and has been used in English since the late Middle Ages to refer to the removal of liquid from a surface or area.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Drain" is said worldwide
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drainer
Transliteration: drɛ.ne
"Il faut drainer l'eau après la pluie."
entleeren
Transliteration: ɛntˈleːʁən
"Wir müssen das Wasser ablassen."
svuotare
Transliteration: svuˈoːtare
"Dobbiamo svuotare il serbatoio."
drenar
Transliteration: dreˈnaɾ
"Es necesario drenar el agua acumulada."
drenar
Transliteration: dreˈnaʁ
"É necessário drenar a água da piscina."
निष्कासित करना
Transliteration: niṣkāsit karnā
"हमें पानी को निष्कासित करना होगा।"
排水
Transliteration: pái shuǐ
"我们需要排水以防止洪水。"
배수하다
Transliteration: baesu-hada
"비가 많이 와서 물을 배수해야 합니다."
排水する
Transliteration: haisui suru
"雨水を排水する必要があります。"
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