beacon in Japanese
beacon in Japanese is かがり火 — beacon means a light, fire, or signal used to guide, warn, or mark a location.
beacon in Japanese
かがり火
Pronounced: kagaribi
A signal fire to notify of the approach of an enemy, or to give any notice, commonly of warning.
What does "beacon" mean?
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noun A light, fire, or signal used to guide, warn, or mark a location.
"The lighthouse beacon guided ships safely past the rocks."
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noun A person or thing that serves as a guiding example or symbol of hope.
"The charity became a beacon of hope for the whole community."
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verb To send out light or a signal, as a beacon does.
"The tower beaconed across the bay every ten seconds."
beacon in a sentence
- The lighthouse beacon guided ships safely past the rocks.
- A flashing beacon marked the edge of the runway.
- The charity became a beacon of hope for the whole community.
- The tower beaconed across the bay every ten seconds.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "beacon" in Japanese?
"beacon" in Japanese is かがり火. beacon means: A light, fire, or signal used to guide, warn, or mark a location.
How do you pronounce かがり火?
"beacon" in Japanese is かがり火, pronounced "kagaribi".
How do you use "beacon" in a sentence?
Example: "The lighthouse beacon guided ships safely past the rocks." In Japanese, "beacon" is かがり火.
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