heyday in Japanese
heyday in Japanese is 全盛期 — heyday means the period when someone or something was most successful, popular, or powerful.
heyday in Japanese
全盛期
Pronounced: zenseiki
A period of success, popularity, or power; prime.
What does "heyday" mean?
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noun The period when someone or something was most successful, popular, or powerful.
"In its heyday, the factory employed thousands of local workers."
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heyday in a sentence
- In its heyday, the factory employed thousands of local workers.
- The band was massive in the 1980s, but their heyday didn't last.
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What is "heyday" in Japanese?
"heyday" in Japanese is 全盛期. heyday means: The period when someone or something was most successful, popular, or powerful.
How do you pronounce 全盛期?
"heyday" in Japanese is 全盛期, pronounced "zenseiki".
How do you use "heyday" in a sentence?
Example: "In its heyday, the factory employed thousands of local workers." In Japanese, "heyday" is 全盛期.
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