古い理科書では、瓼を電力の単位として説明している。
In an old science textbook, it is explained as a unit of electric power.
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Kanji 瓼, meaning unit of electric power equal to one hundredth of a watt, appears in 5 Japanese example sentences with translation.
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古い理科書では、瓼を電力の単位として説明している。
In an old science textbook, it is explained as a unit of electric power.
この値は一瓼にも満たない。
This value does not even reach one hundredth of a watt.
民具の解説に、瓼は酒造りに使うかめだとあった。
In the explanation of traditional tools, it was described as a jar used for making sake.
蔵の隅に古い瓼が一つ置かれていた。
An old shallow brewing jar had been left in the corner of the storehouse.
辞書を引いて、瓼に二つの意味があると初めて知った。
After checking the dictionary, I learned for the first time that it has two meanings.