creature in Japanese
creature in Japanese is 生物, 生き物 — creature means a living being, especially an animal.
creature in Japanese
生物
Pronounced: seibutsu
A living being, such as an animal, monster, or alien.
生き物
Pronounced: ikimono
A living being, such as an animal, monster, or alien.
What does "creature" mean?
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noun A living being, especially an animal.
"Every living creature on the farm needs fresh water during hot weather."
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noun An imaginary or monstrous being, especially in fiction or myth.
"In the old legend, a fire-breathing creature guarded the treasure inside the cave."
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noun A person who is completely controlled by or dependent on someone else.
"He was widely seen as the boss's creature and never voiced his own opinions."
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creature in a sentence
- Every living creature on the farm needs fresh water during hot weather.
- The forest was full of strange nocturnal creatures.
- In the old legend, a fire-breathing creature guarded the treasure inside the cave.
- The children drew a friendly creature with three eyes and purple fur.
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What is "creature" in Japanese?
"creature" in Japanese is 生物, 生き物. creature means: A living being, especially an animal.
How do you pronounce 生物?
"creature" in Japanese is 生物, pronounced "seibutsu".
How do you use "creature" in a sentence?
Example: "Every living creature on the farm needs fresh water during hot weather." In Japanese, "creature" is 生物, 生き物.
Are there other ways to say "creature" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "creature": 生物, 生き物.
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