economy in Japanese
economy in Japanese is 経済 — economy means the system of production, trade, and consumption within a country, region, or community.
economy in Japanese
経済
Pronounced: keizai
What does "economy" mean?
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noun The system of production, trade, and consumption within a country, region, or community.
"Tourism plays a big part in the local economy of this seaside town."
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noun Careful or frugal use of money or resources.
"With some economy, the family made their monthly budget last longer."
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noun The cheaper class of seating on a plane or train.
"The economy seats were cramped, but the journey was fairly short."
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economy in a sentence
- Tourism plays a big part in the local economy of this seaside town.
- Experts say a strong economy depends on people having stable jobs.
- With some economy, the family made their monthly budget last longer.
- Living on a small income taught her the value of economy.
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What is "economy" in Japanese?
"economy" in Japanese is 経済. economy means: The system of production, trade, and consumption within a country, region, or community.
How do you pronounce 経済?
"economy" in Japanese is 経済, pronounced "keizai".
How do you use "economy" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourism plays a big part in the local economy of this seaside town." In Japanese, "economy" is 経済.
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