cathedral in Japanese
cathedral in Japanese is 大聖堂 — cathedral means the main church of a diocese, home to a bishop's official seat.
cathedral in Japanese
大聖堂
Pronounced: daiseidō
What does "cathedral" mean?
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noun The main church of a diocese, home to a bishop's official seat.
"The bishop led the service from his seat in the cathedral."
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noun Any large, grand building that feels cathedral-like in scale or importance.
"The vast railway station felt like a cathedral of glass and iron."
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cathedral in a sentence
- The bishop led the service from his seat in the cathedral.
- Our choir sang carols in the cathedral on Christmas Eve.
- The vast railway station felt like a cathedral of glass and iron.
- Stepping into the silent warehouse, she felt as though she had entered a cathedral.
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What is "cathedral" in Japanese?
"cathedral" in Japanese is 大聖堂. cathedral means: The main church of a diocese, home to a bishop's official seat.
How do you pronounce 大聖堂?
"cathedral" in Japanese is 大聖堂, pronounced "daiseidō".
How do you use "cathedral" in a sentence?
Example: "The bishop led the service from his seat in the cathedral." In Japanese, "cathedral" is 大聖堂.
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