ロッカー
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Noun borrowed from English 'locker.' Used for storage compartments in public or private settings. Example: 『駅のロッカー』 (eki no rokkā, 'station locker').
Theme
At a gym, User and their friend Ken are discussing where to store their belongings before starting their workout.
ロッカー
ロッカー
locker
Everyday Life & SurvivalHome & Objects
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'locker' at a gym or school — it's a secure storage box. 'Locker' sounds like 'rock her,' but in Japanese, it's 『ロッカー』 (rokkā, 'locker'), borrowed from English.
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『ロッカー』 (rokkā, 'locker') are commonly found in public places like train stations, schools, and sports facilities for storing personal items. Coin lockers at stations are popular for tourists to leave luggage while sightseeing.
Forms
Base: ロッカーNoun borrowed from English 'locker.' Used for storage compartments in public or private settings. Example: 『駅のロッカー』 (eki no rokkā, 'station locker').