magnificent in Japanese
magnificent in Japanese is 素晴しい — magnificent means extremely beautiful, grand, or impressive in appearance.
magnificent in Japanese
素晴しい
Pronounced: subarashii
Grand, elegant or splendid in appearance.
What does "magnificent" mean?
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adj Extremely beautiful, grand, or impressive in appearance.
"The palace gardens looked magnificent in the early morning light."
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adj Outstandingly good or admirable in what someone did.
"You did a magnificent job organising the whole event on such short notice."
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magnificent in a sentence
- The palace gardens looked magnificent in the early morning light.
- They were married in a magnificent 18th-century cathedral.
- You did a magnificent job organising the whole event on such short notice.
- The choir gave a magnificent performance, and the audience stood to applaud.
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What is "magnificent" in Japanese?
"magnificent" in Japanese is 素晴しい. magnificent means: Extremely beautiful, grand, or impressive in appearance.
How do you pronounce 素晴しい?
"magnificent" in Japanese is 素晴しい, pronounced "subarashii".
How do you use "magnificent" in a sentence?
Example: "The palace gardens looked magnificent in the early morning light." In Japanese, "magnificent" is 素晴しい.
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