kidney in Japanese
kidney in Japanese is 腎臓 — kidney means one of two bean-shaped organs in the body that filter waste from the blood and produce urine.
kidney in Japanese
腎臓
Pronounced: jinzō
What does "kidney" mean?
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noun One of two bean-shaped organs in the body that filter waste from the blood and produce urine.
"She donated one of her kidneys to her brother."
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noun A person's general character, nature, or temperament — an older, less common usage.
"He was a man of a rather stubborn kidney."
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kidney in a sentence
- She donated one of her kidneys to her brother.
- Doctors monitor kidney function closely in diabetic patients.
- He was a man of a rather stubborn kidney.
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What is "kidney" in Japanese?
"kidney" in Japanese is 腎臓. kidney means: One of two bean-shaped organs in the body that filter waste from the blood and produce urine.
How do you pronounce 腎臓?
"kidney" in Japanese is 腎臓, pronounced "jinzō".
How do you use "kidney" in a sentence?
Example: "She donated one of her kidneys to her brother." In Japanese, "kidney" is 腎臓.
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