biosphere in Japanese
biosphere in Japanese is 生物圏 — biosphere means the zone of the Earth's surface, water, and atmosphere where life exists.
biosphere in Japanese
生物圏
Pronounced: seibutsuken
The part of the Earth and its atmosphere capable of supporting life.
What does "biosphere" mean?
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noun The zone of the Earth's surface, water, and atmosphere where life exists.
"Human activity has put growing pressure on the biosphere."
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biosphere in a sentence
- Human activity has put growing pressure on the biosphere.
- Scientists study how the biosphere responds to climate change.
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What is "biosphere" in Japanese?
"biosphere" in Japanese is 生物圏. biosphere means: The zone of the Earth's surface, water, and atmosphere where life exists.
How do you pronounce 生物圏?
"biosphere" in Japanese is 生物圏, pronounced "seibutsuken".
How do you use "biosphere" in a sentence?
Example: "Human activity has put growing pressure on the biosphere." In Japanese, "biosphere" is 生物圏.
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