chemical in Japanese
chemical in Japanese is 化学的, 化学, 化学物質 — chemical means relating to chemistry or to substances and their reactions.
chemical in Japanese
化学的
Pronounced: kagakuteki
Of or relating to chemistry.
化学
Pronounced: kagaku
Of or relating to chemistry.
化学物質
Pronounced: kagakubusshitsu
(chemistry, sciences) Any specific chemical element or chemical compound or alloy.
What does "chemical" mean?
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adj Relating to chemistry or to substances and their reactions.
"The factory had to follow strict chemical safety rules."
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noun A specific substance, especially one produced or used in chemistry or industry.
"The lab stores several hazardous chemicals in a locked cabinet."
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chemical in a sentence
- The factory had to follow strict chemical safety rules.
- The lab stores several hazardous chemicals in a locked cabinet.
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What is "chemical" in Japanese?
"chemical" in Japanese is 化学的, 化学, 化学物質. chemical means: Relating to chemistry or to substances and their reactions.
How do you pronounce 化学的?
"chemical" in Japanese is 化学的, pronounced "kagakuteki".
How do you use "chemical" in a sentence?
Example: "The factory had to follow strict chemical safety rules." In Japanese, "chemical" is 化学的, 化学, 化学物質.
Are there other ways to say "chemical" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "chemical": 化学的, 化学, 化学物質.
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