dugong in Japanese
dugong in Japanese is ジュゴン — dugong means a plant-eating marine mammal of tropical waters that has a fluked tail and is related to the manatee.
dugong in Japanese
ジュゴン
Pronounced: jugon
A plant-eating aquatic marine mammal, of the species Dugong dugon, found in tropical regions.
What does "dugong" mean?
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noun A plant-eating marine mammal of tropical waters that has a fluked tail and is related to the manatee.
"The dugong drifted over the seagrass bed, grazing slowly."
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dugong in a sentence
- The dugong drifted over the seagrass bed, grazing slowly.
- Divers hoped to spot a dugong during the boat trip.
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What is "dugong" in Japanese?
"dugong" in Japanese is ジュゴン. dugong means: A plant-eating marine mammal of tropical waters that has a fluked tail and is related to the manatee.
How do you pronounce ジュゴン?
"dugong" in Japanese is ジュゴン, pronounced "jugon".
How do you use "dugong" in a sentence?
Example: "The dugong drifted over the seagrass bed, grazing slowly." In Japanese, "dugong" is ジュゴン.
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