environment in Japanese
environment in Japanese is 環境 — environment means the natural world, including land, water, air, and living things.
environment in Japanese
環境
Pronounced: kankyō
What does "environment" mean?
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noun The natural world, including land, water, air, and living things.
"Planting more trees is one simple way to protect the environment."
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noun The surrounding conditions or setting in which someone lives, works, or something exists.
"A quiet environment makes it much easier for me to study."
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environment in a sentence
- Planting more trees is one simple way to protect the environment.
- Children learn about the environment by studying rivers, forests and wildlife.
- A quiet environment makes it much easier for me to study.
- She grew up in a loving and supportive environment.
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What is "environment" in Japanese?
"environment" in Japanese is 環境. environment means: The natural world, including land, water, air, and living things.
How do you pronounce 環境?
"environment" in Japanese is 環境, pronounced "kankyō".
How do you use "environment" in a sentence?
Example: "Planting more trees is one simple way to protect the environment." In Japanese, "environment" is 環境.
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