frontier in Japanese
frontier in Japanese is 国境, 境界 — frontier means the border area between two countries, or the edge of settled and unsettled land.
frontier in Japanese
国境
Pronounced: kokkyō
The part of a country which borders or faces another country or unsettled region.
境界
Pronounced: kyōkai
The part of a country which borders or faces another country or unsettled region.
What does "frontier" mean?
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noun The border area between two countries, or the edge of settled and unsettled land.
"Guards checked our passports at the frontier before we crossed."
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noun The furthest, most advanced edge of knowledge or achievement in a field.
"Space travel is still the frontier of human exploration."
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frontier in a sentence
- Guards checked our passports at the frontier before we crossed.
- Settlers moved west to the edge of the frontier in search of land.
- Space travel is still the frontier of human exploration.
- Her research sits on the frontier of medicine and technology.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "frontier" in Japanese?
"frontier" in Japanese is 国境, 境界. frontier means: The border area between two countries, or the edge of settled and unsettled land.
How do you pronounce 国境?
"frontier" in Japanese is 国境, pronounced "kokkyō".
How do you use "frontier" in a sentence?
Example: "Guards checked our passports at the frontier before we crossed." In Japanese, "frontier" is 国境, 境界.
Are there other ways to say "frontier" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "frontier": 国境, 境界.
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