Meaning
水筒 (すいとう, suitou) is a JLPT N2 vocabulary word meaning “canteen,flask,water bottle”.
Kanji in this word
Example sentences 12
遠足に 水筒を 持って 行きました
I took a flask on the excursion.
彼は水筒を無くしました。
He lost his water flask.
水筒にはほとんど水が残っていない。
There is little water left in the canteen.
あなたはその水筒を持って来て下さい。
Please bring that water bottle.
水筒にはほとんど 水が 残っていない。
There is little water left in the canteen.
上記排水孔5の下方に有底筒状の排水筒3を垂下する。
The drain cylinder 3 of a bottomed cylindrical shape is suspended below the drain hole 5.
冷水筒は、蓋体2と第一容器3と第二容器4を有する。
The cold water bottle has a lid 2, a first container 3, and a second container 4.
取水は、取水筒6の上端6aから取出口5を介して行う。
Water is intaken from the upper end 6a of an intake cylinder 6 through a takeout port 5.
酒を非常に好み、戦場でも水筒の中に入れ持ち歩いていた。
He was a heavy drinker and carried around a water bottle filled with liquor.
冷蔵庫内の冷水筒を誰にでも容易に注水できる横置き型冷水筒を提供する。
To provide a horizontally set cold water cylinder by which anyone can easily pour water from a cold water cylinder in a refrigerator.
下側部材9は排水筒7に連通接続する排水筒接続部17と接続筒部18を有する。
A lower member 9 comprises a drain tube connection part 17 communicating with a drain tube 7 and a connection tube part 18.
鉄の胴鎧、篭手、陣羽織を装着し、そのほか水筒、鼻紙、布にくるんだ米など(例芋がら縄)を携帯していた。
Ashigaru generally wore a conical hat (jingasa) made from lacquer hardened leather or Japanese paper (this was later developed into jingasa made from iron plates that were cut and fashioned into a cone shape), iron body armor, gauntlets and a jinbaori (sleeveless campaign jacket worn over armor) in addition to carrying a canteen, tissue paper, rice wrapped in cloth and other items (e.g. dried taro stems).