entryway in Japanese
entryway in Japanese is 玄関 — entryway means a passage or door leading into a building, or a route leading into an area.
entryway in Japanese
玄関
Pronounced: genkan
What does "entryway" mean?
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noun A passage or door leading into a building, or a route leading into an area.
"In those days the North Pass was the only entryway to the valley that was passable by cart or wagon traffic."
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entryway in a sentence
- In those days the North Pass was the only entryway to the valley that was passable by cart or wagon traffic.
- There were greeters handing out programmes in the entryway to the museum.
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What is "entryway" in Japanese?
"entryway" in Japanese is 玄関. entryway means: A passage or door leading into a building, or a route leading into an area.
How do you pronounce 玄関?
"entryway" in Japanese is 玄関, pronounced "genkan".
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