hibernation in Japanese
hibernation in Japanese is 冬眠 — hibernation means a state of greatly reduced activity and metabolism that some animals enter during winter.
hibernation in Japanese
冬眠
Pronounced: tōmin
(biology, sleep) A state of minimum power consumption, inactivity and metabolic depression in some animals during winter.
What does "hibernation" mean?
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noun A state of greatly reduced activity and metabolism that some animals enter during winter.
"The dormouse spends nearly six months a year in hibernation."
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noun A computer power-saving mode that saves the current session to disk before shutting down.
"Hibernation lets you resume exactly where you left off, even after a full power-off."
hibernation in a sentence
- The dormouse spends nearly six months a year in hibernation.
- Hibernation lets you resume exactly where you left off, even after a full power-off.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "hibernation" in Japanese?
"hibernation" in Japanese is 冬眠. hibernation means: A state of greatly reduced activity and metabolism that some animals enter during winter.
How do you pronounce 冬眠?
"hibernation" in Japanese is 冬眠, pronounced "tōmin".
How do you use "hibernation" in a sentence?
Example: "The dormouse spends nearly six months a year in hibernation." In Japanese, "hibernation" is 冬眠.
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