facet in Japanese
facet in Japanese is ファセット, 小面, 様相 — facet means one of the flat, polished surfaces cut into a gemstone.
facet in Japanese
ファセット
Pronounced: fasetto
Any one of the flat surfaces cut into a gem.
小面
Pronounced: shōmen
Any one of the flat surfaces cut into a gem.
様相
Pronounced: yōsō
One among many similar or related, yet still distinct things.
面
Pronounced: men
One among many similar or related, yet still distinct things.
What does "facet" mean?
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noun One of the flat, polished surfaces cut into a gemstone.
"The diamond had over fifty facets, each catching the light."
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noun One aspect or part of something that has many sides or dimensions.
"Money is only one facet of a happy retirement."
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facet in a sentence
- The diamond had over fifty facets, each catching the light.
- Money is only one facet of a happy retirement.
- The report examines every facet of the crisis.
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What is "facet" in Japanese?
"facet" in Japanese is ファセット, 小面, 様相. facet means: One of the flat, polished surfaces cut into a gemstone.
How do you pronounce ファセット?
"facet" in Japanese is ファセット, pronounced "fasetto".
How do you use "facet" in a sentence?
Example: "The diamond had over fifty facets, each catching the light." In Japanese, "facet" is ファセット, 小面, 様相.
Are there other ways to say "facet" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "facet": ファセット, 小面, 様相, 面.
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