lagoon in Japanese
lagoon in Japanese is ラグーン, 潟, 潟湖 — lagoon means a shallow stretch of water separated from the open sea by a sandbar, reef, or narrow strip of land.
lagoon in Japanese
ラグーン
Pronounced: ragūn
A shallow body of water separated from deeper sea by a bar.
潟
Pronounced: kata
A shallow body of water separated from deeper sea by a bar.
潟湖
Pronounced: sekiko
A shallow body of water separated from deeper sea by a bar.
What does "lagoon" mean?
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noun A shallow stretch of water separated from the open sea by a sandbar, reef, or narrow strip of land.
"They snorkelled in the calm, turquoise lagoon."
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lagoon in a sentence
- They snorkelled in the calm, turquoise lagoon.
- A coral reef protects the lagoon from the ocean swell.
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What is "lagoon" in Japanese?
"lagoon" in Japanese is ラグーン, 潟, 潟湖. lagoon means: A shallow stretch of water separated from the open sea by a sandbar, reef, or narrow strip of land.
How do you pronounce ラグーン?
"lagoon" in Japanese is ラグーン, pronounced "ragūn".
How do you use "lagoon" in a sentence?
Example: "They snorkelled in the calm, turquoise lagoon." In Japanese, "lagoon" is ラグーン, 潟, 潟湖.
Are there other ways to say "lagoon" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "lagoon": ラグーン, 潟, 潟湖.
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