lakeside in Japanese
lakeside in Japanese is レークサイド, 湖畔の, 湖岸 — lakeside means the area of land next to a lake.
lakeside in Japanese
レークサイド
Pronounced: rēkusaido
By the side of a lake.
湖畔の
By the side of a lake.
レークサイド
Pronounced: rēkusaido
The ground near the edge of a lake; the land adjacent to a lake.
湖岸
Pronounced: kogan
The ground near the edge of a lake; the land adjacent to a lake.
湖畔
Pronounced: kohan
The ground near the edge of a lake; the land adjacent to a lake.
What does "lakeside" mean?
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noun The area of land next to a lake.
"They had a picnic at the lakeside."
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adj Located next to a lake.
"They booked a lakeside cabin for the weekend."
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lakeside in a sentence
- They had a picnic at the lakeside.
- They booked a lakeside cabin for the weekend.
- The lakeside restaurant had views over the water.
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What is "lakeside" in Japanese?
"lakeside" in Japanese is レークサイド, 湖畔の, 湖岸. lakeside means: The area of land next to a lake.
How do you pronounce レークサイド?
"lakeside" in Japanese is レークサイド, pronounced "rēkusaido".
How do you use "lakeside" in a sentence?
Example: "They had a picnic at the lakeside." In Japanese, "lakeside" is レークサイド, 湖畔の, 湖岸.
Are there other ways to say "lakeside" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "lakeside": レークサイド, 湖畔の, 湖岸, 湖畔.
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