consecutive in Japanese
consecutive in Japanese is 連続 — consecutive means following one after another without a break.
consecutive in Japanese
連続
Pronounced: renzoku
following, in succession, without interruption
What does "consecutive" mean?
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adjective Following one after another without a break.
"It rained for five consecutive days, so the picnic was postponed again."
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noun In music, a sequence of intervals repeated identically between successive notes or chords.
"My music teacher circled the consecutives in red because they broke the harmony rules."
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consecutive in a sentence
- It rained for five consecutive days, so the picnic was postponed again.
- She worked four consecutive night shifts.
- My music teacher circled the consecutives in red because they broke the harmony rules.
- Students are often marked down for writing consecutives in their four-part exercises.
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What is "consecutive" in Japanese?
"consecutive" in Japanese is 連続. consecutive means: Following one after another without a break.
How do you pronounce 連続?
"consecutive" in Japanese is 連続, pronounced "renzoku".
How do you use "consecutive" in a sentence?
Example: "It rained for five consecutive days, so the picnic was postponed again." In Japanese, "consecutive" is 連続.
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