backyard in Japanese
backyard in Japanese is 裏庭 — backyard means an outdoor area behind a house, often used for gardens, play, or relaxing.
backyard in Japanese
裏庭
Pronounced: uraniwa
(AU, Canadian, NZ, US) A yard to the rear of a house or similar residence.
What does "backyard" mean?
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noun An outdoor area behind a house, often used for gardens, play, or relaxing.
"The kids spent the whole summer playing in the backyard."
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noun A person's immediate local area or a country's sphere of interest and influence.
"The senator argued the crisis was happening in America's own backyard."
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backyard in a sentence
- The kids spent the whole summer playing in the backyard.
- The senator argued the crisis was happening in America's own backyard.
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What is "backyard" in Japanese?
"backyard" in Japanese is 裏庭. backyard means: An outdoor area behind a house, often used for gardens, play, or relaxing.
How do you pronounce 裏庭?
"backyard" in Japanese is 裏庭, pronounced "uraniwa".
How do you use "backyard" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids spent the whole summer playing in the backyard." In Japanese, "backyard" is 裏庭.
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