English–Japanese

“dustpan” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajichiritori

Example

ごみをちりとりで集めます。go mi o chi ri to ri de atsu me ma su

I collect the dirt with a dustpan.

Illustration for ちりとり (dustpan)

How to say “dustpan” in Japanese

“Dustpan” in Japanese is ちりとり (chiritori).

Refers to a shallow tool that receives swept dirt so it can be collected and removed.

Full entry for ちりとり: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with ちりとり

床のごみをちりとりで集めます。yuka no go mi o chi ri to ri de atsu me ma su

I collect the dirt on the floor with a dustpan.

こぼれた砂をちりとりですくって、ごみ箱に入れます。ko bo re ta suna o chi ri to ri de su ku tte go mi bako ni i re ma su

I scoop up the spilled sand with a dustpan and put it in the trash can.

Tips for using ちりとり

  • A ちりとり (chiritori) is often used together with a broom, linking the word to the two-step action of sweeping and collecting dirt.

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