coexistence in Japanese
coexistence in Japanese is 共存 — coexistence means the state of two or more things existing together at the same time or place.
coexistence in Japanese
共存
Pronounced: kyōzon
The state of two or more things existing together, usually in a temporal or spatial sense, with or without mutual interaction.
What does "coexistence" mean?
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noun The state of two or more things existing together at the same time or place.
"The treaty was built on the principle of peaceful coexistence."
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coexistence in a sentence
- The treaty was built on the principle of peaceful coexistence.
- Scientists studied the coexistence of predator and prey species in the reserve.
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What is "coexistence" in Japanese?
"coexistence" in Japanese is 共存. coexistence means: The state of two or more things existing together at the same time or place.
How do you pronounce 共存?
"coexistence" in Japanese is 共存, pronounced "kyōzon".
How do you use "coexistence" in a sentence?
Example: "The treaty was built on the principle of peaceful coexistence." In Japanese, "coexistence" is 共存.
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