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jubilee in Japanese

jubilee in Japanese is 聖年, 記年祭, 記念日 — jubilee means a major anniversary of an event, especially the fiftieth anniversary of a coronation, wedding, or similar milestone.

jubilee in Japanese

聖年
noun
Pronounced: seinen
記年祭
noun
A major anniversary of an event, particularly the fiftieth (50th) anniversary of a coronation or marriage. [from late 14th c.]
記念日
noun
Pronounced: kinenbi
A major anniversary of an event, particularly the fiftieth (50th) anniversary of a coronation or marriage. [from late 14th c.]

What does "jubilee" mean?

  1. noun A major anniversary of an event, especially the fiftieth anniversary of a coronation, wedding, or similar milestone.
    "The Queen's Golden Jubilee marked fifty years on the throne."
  2. noun A time of celebration and rejoicing.
    "The whole town turned the festival into a jubilee."
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jubilee in a sentence

  • The Queen's Golden Jubilee marked fifty years on the throne.
  • The couple threw a big party for their jubilee anniversary.
  • The whole town turned the festival into a jubilee.

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What is "jubilee" in Japanese?

"jubilee" in Japanese is 聖年, 記年祭, 記念日. jubilee means: A major anniversary of an event, especially the fiftieth anniversary of a coronation, wedding, or similar milestone.

How do you pronounce 聖年?

"jubilee" in Japanese is 聖年, pronounced "seinen".

How do you use "jubilee" in a sentence?

Example: "The Queen's Golden Jubilee marked fifty years on the throne." In Japanese, "jubilee" is 聖年, 記年祭, 記念日.

Are there other ways to say "jubilee" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "jubilee": 聖年, 記年祭, 記念日.

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