aging in Japanese
aging in Japanese is 老化 — aging means the natural process of growing older.
aging in Japanese
老化
Pronounced: rōka
The process of becoming older or more mature.
What does "aging" mean?
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noun The natural process of growing older.
"Gentle exercise can slow the effects of aging on your joints."
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noun Making something look or become older on purpose, such as furniture or wine.
"The carpenter used a special stain for the aging of the new oak table."
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aging in a sentence
- Gentle exercise can slow the effects of aging on your joints.
- Doctors are studying how diet affects healthy aging.
- The carpenter used a special stain for the aging of the new oak table.
- Cheese needs months of aging in a cool cellar to develop its flavour.
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What is "aging" in Japanese?
"aging" in Japanese is 老化. aging means: The natural process of growing older.
How do you pronounce 老化?
"aging" in Japanese is 老化, pronounced "rōka".
How do you use "aging" in a sentence?
Example: "Gentle exercise can slow the effects of aging on your joints." In Japanese, "aging" is 老化.
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