coming in Japanese
coming in Japanese is 来臨 — coming means approaching; happening soon, especially referring to the near future.
coming in Japanese
来臨
Pronounced: rairin
The act of arriving; an arrival.
What does "coming" mean?
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adj Approaching; happening soon, especially referring to the near future.
"We're planning a big trip in the coming months."
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noun An arrival.
"The coming of spring always lifts everyone's mood."
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coming in a sentence
- We're planning a big trip in the coming months.
- The coming election has everyone on edge.
- The coming of spring always lifts everyone's mood.
- Everyone was excited about the coming of the circus to town.
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What is "coming" in Japanese?
"coming" in Japanese is 来臨. coming means: Approaching; happening soon, especially referring to the near future.
How do you pronounce 来臨?
"coming" in Japanese is 来臨, pronounced "rairin".
How do you use "coming" in a sentence?
Example: "We're planning a big trip in the coming months." In Japanese, "coming" is 来臨.
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