den in Japanese
den in Japanese is 巣窟 — den means a wild animal's shelter, such as a cave or burrow.
den in Japanese
巣窟
Pronounced: sōkutsu
What does "den" mean?
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noun A wild animal's shelter, such as a cave or burrow.
"The fox retreated to its den at the first sign of danger."
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noun A small, cozy room in a home used for relaxing rather than formal entertaining.
"He set up his home office in the den."
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noun A place associated with a disreputable or secretive activity.
"The old bar was known as a den of gamblers."
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den in a sentence
- The fox retreated to its den at the first sign of danger.
- Cubs stay in the den with their mother for weeks after birth.
- He set up his home office in the den.
- They spent the evening watching movies in the den.
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What is "den" in Japanese?
"den" in Japanese is 巣窟. den means: A wild animal's shelter, such as a cave or burrow.
How do you pronounce 巣窟?
"den" in Japanese is 巣窟, pronounced "sōkutsu".
How do you use "den" in a sentence?
Example: "The fox retreated to its den at the first sign of danger." In Japanese, "den" is 巣窟.
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