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distribution in Japanese

distribution in Japanese is 配布, 配分, 分布 — distribution means the act of spreading or handing something out.

distribution in Japanese

配布
noun
Pronounced: haifu
An act of distributing or state of being distributed.
配分
noun
Pronounced: haibun
An act of distributing or state of being distributed.
分布
noun
Pronounced: bunpu
配分
noun
Pronounced: haibun
(printing, historical) The process of sorting the types and placing them in their proper boxes in the cases.

What does "distribution" mean?

  1. noun The act of spreading or handing something out.
    "The charity is in charge of food distribution in the region."
  2. noun The process of getting goods from a maker to the people who buy them.
    "The film got a limited theatrical distribution."
  3. noun In statistics, the pattern showing how spread out or common different values are.
    "The test scores followed a normal distribution."
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distribution in a sentence

  • The charity is in charge of food distribution in the region.
  • The film got a limited theatrical distribution.
  • The test scores followed a normal distribution.

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What is "distribution" in Japanese?

"distribution" in Japanese is 配布, 配分, 分布. distribution means: The act of spreading or handing something out.

How do you pronounce 配布?

"distribution" in Japanese is 配布, pronounced "haifu".

How do you use "distribution" in a sentence?

Example: "The charity is in charge of food distribution in the region." In Japanese, "distribution" is 配布, 配分, 分布.

Are there other ways to say "distribution" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "distribution": 配布, 配分, 分布.

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