limited in Japanese
limited in Japanese is 有限, 限る — limited means restricted in size, amount, or scope; not extensive.
limited in Japanese
有限
Pronounced: yuugen
With certain (often specified) limits placed upon it.
限る
Pronounced: kagiru
With certain (often specified) limits placed upon it.
What does "limited" mean?
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adj Restricted in size, amount, or scope; not extensive.
"Because of limited funds, the club could only buy a few new balls."
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noun A train service that stops only at a small number of stations.
"We caught the limited because it skips all the small stops along the way."
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limited in a sentence
- Because of limited funds, the club could only buy a few new balls.
- We have limited seating for tonight's show.
- We caught the limited because it skips all the small stops along the way.
- The limited doesn't stop here, so wait for the next local.
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What is "limited" in Japanese?
"limited" in Japanese is 有限, 限る. limited means: Restricted in size, amount, or scope; not extensive.
How do you pronounce 有限?
"limited" in Japanese is 有限, pronounced "yuugen".
How do you use "limited" in a sentence?
Example: "Because of limited funds, the club could only buy a few new balls." In Japanese, "limited" is 有限, 限る.
Are there other ways to say "limited" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "limited": 有限, 限る.
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