league in Japanese
league in Japanese is 同盟, 連盟, リーグ — league means a group of sports teams, or of countries or organizations, that compete together or work toward a shared goal.
league in Japanese
同盟
Pronounced: dōmei
A group or association of cooperating members.
連盟
Pronounced: renmei
A group or association of cooperating members.
リーグ
Pronounced: rīgu
(sports) An organization of sports teams which play against one another for a championship.
What does "league" mean?
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noun A group of sports teams, or of countries or organizations, that compete together or work toward a shared goal.
"Their team finished second in the league this season."
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noun An old unit of distance, roughly three miles, based on how far a person could walk in an hour.
"The old map marked the distance in leagues, not miles."
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verb To join together with others for a common purpose.
"The smaller shops leagued together to negotiate better prices."
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league in a sentence
- Their team finished second in the league this season.
- The two nations formed a league to promote free trade.
- The old map marked the distance in leagues, not miles.
- The smaller shops leagued together to negotiate better prices.
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What is "league" in Japanese?
"league" in Japanese is 同盟, 連盟, リーグ. league means: A group of sports teams, or of countries or organizations, that compete together or work toward a shared goal.
How do you pronounce 同盟?
"league" in Japanese is 同盟, pronounced "dōmei".
How do you use "league" in a sentence?
Example: "Their team finished second in the league this season." In Japanese, "league" is 同盟, 連盟, リーグ.
Are there other ways to say "league" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "league": 同盟, 連盟, リーグ.
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