haven in Japanese
haven in Japanese is 海港, 港, 避難所 — haven means a place of safety or shelter from danger or trouble.
haven in Japanese
海港
Pronounced: kaikō
(literal, dated) A harbour or anchorage protected from the sea.
港
Pronounced: minato
(literal, dated) A harbour or anchorage protected from the sea.
避難所
Pronounced: hinanjo
A peaceful or tranquil place.
What does "haven" mean?
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noun A place of safety or shelter from danger or trouble.
"The little library was a haven for anyone who wanted peace and quiet."
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noun A harbour or sheltered stretch of water where ships can safely anchor.
"Small boats sat safely at anchor in the haven while the wind howled outside."
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haven in a sentence
- The little library was a haven for anyone who wanted peace and quiet.
- The shelter became a haven for stray animals.
- Small boats sat safely at anchor in the haven while the wind howled outside.
- Sailors had used the natural haven for centuries to shelter from rough seas.
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What is "haven" in Japanese?
"haven" in Japanese is 海港, 港, 避難所. haven means: A place of safety or shelter from danger or trouble.
How do you pronounce 海港?
"haven" in Japanese is 海港, pronounced "kaikō".
How do you use "haven" in a sentence?
Example: "The little library was a haven for anyone who wanted peace and quiet." In Japanese, "haven" is 海港, 港, 避難所.
Are there other ways to say "haven" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "haven": 海港, 港, 避難所.
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