ちりとり (chiritori) means “dustpan” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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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.

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

掃いたごみを受けて集める道具。ha i ta go mi o u ke te atsu me ru dō gu

The native Japanese compound ちりとり (chiritori) combines ちり (chiri, "dust") and 取り (tori, "taking"), naming a tool that takes up swept dirt.

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.