iodine in Japanese
iodine in Japanese is ヨウ素, 沃素, ヨード — iodine means a chemical element, symbol I, used in medicine, photography, and as a nutrient needed by the thyroid gland.
iodine in Japanese
ヨウ素
Pronounced: yōso
An antiseptic incorporating the element.
沃素
Pronounced: yōso
An antiseptic incorporating the element.
ヨード
Pronounced: yōdo
An antiseptic incorporating the element.
ヨードチンキ
Pronounced: yōdochinki
An antiseptic incorporating the element.
What does "iodine" mean?
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noun A chemical element, symbol I, used in medicine, photography, and as a nutrient needed by the thyroid gland.
"Seaweed is naturally rich in iodine."
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iodine in a sentence
- Seaweed is naturally rich in iodine.
- The nurse dabbed iodine on the wound to disinfect it.
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What is "iodine" in Japanese?
"iodine" in Japanese is ヨウ素, 沃素, ヨード. iodine means: A chemical element, symbol I, used in medicine, photography, and as a nutrient needed by the thyroid gland.
How do you pronounce ヨウ素?
"iodine" in Japanese is ヨウ素, pronounced "yōso".
How do you use "iodine" in a sentence?
Example: "Seaweed is naturally rich in iodine." In Japanese, "iodine" is ヨウ素, 沃素, ヨード.
Are there other ways to say "iodine" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "iodine": ヨウ素, 沃素, ヨード, ヨードチンキ.
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