dwindle in Japanese
dwindle in Japanese is 減少 — dwindle means to become steadily smaller, fewer or weaker over time.
dwindle in Japanese
減少
Pronounced: genshō
(intransitive) To decrease, shrink, diminish, reduce in size or intensity.
What does "dwindle" mean?
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verb To become steadily smaller, fewer or weaker over time.
"Attendance dwindled from three hundred to barely forty."
dwindle in a sentence
- Attendance dwindled from three hundred to barely forty.
- Their savings dwindled over the long winter.
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What is "dwindle" in Japanese?
"dwindle" in Japanese is 減少. dwindle means: To become steadily smaller, fewer or weaker over time.
How do you pronounce 減少?
"dwindle" in Japanese is 減少, pronounced "genshō".
How do you use "dwindle" in a sentence?
Example: "Attendance dwindled from three hundred to barely forty." In Japanese, "dwindle" is 減少.
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