Einstein in Japanese
Einstein in Japanese is アインシュタイン — Einstein means a very intelligent or brilliant person, used as an admiring or sarcastic comparison to Albert Einstein.
Einstein in Japanese
アインシュタイン
Pronounced: ainshutain
Albert Einstein, the world-famous 20th-century theoretical physicist who developed the theory of relativity.
What does "Einstein" mean?
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noun A very intelligent or brilliant person, used as an admiring or sarcastic comparison to Albert Einstein.
"She solved the puzzle in seconds — a real Einstein."
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Einstein in a sentence
- She solved the puzzle in seconds — a real Einstein.
- "Nice going, Einstein," he muttered after his friend locked the keys in the car.
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What is "Einstein" in Japanese?
"Einstein" in Japanese is アインシュタイン. Einstein means: A very intelligent or brilliant person, used as an admiring or sarcastic comparison to Albert Einstein.
How do you pronounce アインシュタイン?
"Einstein" in Japanese is アインシュタイン, pronounced "ainshutain".
How do you use "Einstein" in a sentence?
Example: "She solved the puzzle in seconds — a real Einstein." In Japanese, "Einstein" is アインシュタイン.
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