dozen in Japanese
dozen in Japanese is ダース — dozen means a group of twelve.
dozen in Japanese
ダース
Pronounced: dāsu
What does "dozen" mean?
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noun A group of twelve.
"She bought a dozen eggs at the market."
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noun An unspecified but fairly large number; many (used loosely, not literally twelve).
"I've told you a dozen times to lock the door."
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dozen in a sentence
- She bought a dozen eggs at the market.
- He ordered two dozen doughnuts for the office.
- I've told you a dozen times to lock the door.
- There must be dozens of cafes on this street, so choosing one is hard.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "dozen" in Japanese?
"dozen" in Japanese is ダース. dozen means: A group of twelve.
How do you pronounce ダース?
"dozen" in Japanese is ダース, pronounced "dāsu".
How do you use "dozen" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought a dozen eggs at the market." In Japanese, "dozen" is ダース.
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