detour in Japanese
detour in Japanese is 迂回路, 迂回 — detour means an indirect route taken instead of the direct one.
detour in Japanese
迂回路
Pronounced: ukairo
A diversion or deviation from one's original route.
迂回
Pronounced: ukai
What does "detour" mean?
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noun An indirect route taken instead of the direct one.
"We took a detour to avoid the accident on the motorway."
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verb To take, or send someone on, an indirect route.
"Roadworks forced drivers to detour through the village."
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detour in a sentence
- We took a detour to avoid the accident on the motorway.
- Roadworks forced drivers to detour through the village.
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What is "detour" in Japanese?
"detour" in Japanese is 迂回路, 迂回. detour means: An indirect route taken instead of the direct one.
How do you pronounce 迂回路?
"detour" in Japanese is 迂回路, pronounced "ukairo".
How do you use "detour" in a sentence?
Example: "We took a detour to avoid the accident on the motorway." In Japanese, "detour" is 迂回路, 迂回.
Are there other ways to say "detour" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "detour": 迂回路, 迂回.
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