highland in Japanese
highland in Japanese is 高地 — highland means an area of land that sits higher than the land around it.
highland in Japanese
高地
Pronounced: kōchi
A high area; land that is higher than surrounding areas.
What does "highland" mean?
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noun An area of land that sits higher than the land around it.
"Coffee grows well in the cool highland regions."
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adj Relating to hilly or mountainous terrain, especially the Scottish Highlands.
"He wore a traditional highland kilt to the wedding."
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highland in a sentence
- Coffee grows well in the cool highland regions.
- He wore a traditional highland kilt to the wedding.
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What is "highland" in Japanese?
"highland" in Japanese is 高地. highland means: An area of land that sits higher than the land around it.
How do you pronounce 高地?
"highland" in Japanese is 高地, pronounced "kōchi".
How do you use "highland" in a sentence?
Example: "Coffee grows well in the cool highland regions." In Japanese, "highland" is 高地.
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