addition in Japanese
addition in Japanese is 付加, 建て増し, 追加 — addition means the arithmetic operation of combining numbers to find a total.
addition in Japanese
付加
Pronounced: fuka
(uncountable) The act of adding anything.
建て増し
Pronounced: tatemashi
(uncountable) The act of adding anything.
追加
Pronounced: tsuika
(uncountable) The act of adding anything.
建て増し
Pronounced: tatemashi
Anything that is added.
足し算
Pronounced: tashizan
(uncountable, arithmetic) The arithmetic operation of adding.
加法
Pronounced: kahō
(uncountable, arithmetic) The arithmetic operation of adding.
What does "addition" mean?
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noun The arithmetic operation of combining numbers to find a total.
"My daughter practises addition with small number cards every evening before bed."
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noun Something new that has been added to something else.
"The shop's newest addition is a small café by the front window."
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addition in a sentence
- My daughter practises addition with small number cards every evening before bed.
- Children usually learn addition before subtraction.
- The shop's newest addition is a small café by the front window.
- The new hire is a great addition to the team.
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What is "addition" in Japanese?
"addition" in Japanese is 付加, 建て増し, 追加. addition means: The arithmetic operation of combining numbers to find a total.
How do you pronounce 付加?
"addition" in Japanese is 付加, pronounced "fuka".
How do you use "addition" in a sentence?
Example: "My daughter practises addition with small number cards every evening before bed." In Japanese, "addition" is 付加, 建て増し, 追加.
Are there other ways to say "addition" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "addition": 付加, 建て増し, 追加, 足し算, 加法.
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