coastline in Japanese
coastline in Japanese is 海岸線 — coastline means the outline or shape of a coast, especially as seen on a map.
coastline in Japanese
海岸線
Pronounced: kaigansen
The shape, outline, or boundary of a coast. (The term coastline is generally used to describe the approximate boundaries at relatively large spatial scales.)
What does "coastline" mean?
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noun The outline or shape of a coast, especially as seen on a map.
"Norway has one of the longest and most jagged coastlines in the world."
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coastline in a sentence
- Norway has one of the longest and most jagged coastlines in the world.
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What is "coastline" in Japanese?
"coastline" in Japanese is 海岸線. coastline means: The outline or shape of a coast, especially as seen on a map.
How do you pronounce 海岸線?
"coastline" in Japanese is 海岸線, pronounced "kaigansen".
How do you use "coastline" in a sentence?
Example: "Norway has one of the longest and most jagged coastlines in the world." In Japanese, "coastline" is 海岸線.
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