mainstream in Japanese
mainstream in Japanese is 主流 — mainstream means widely accepted as normal or conventional, rather than niche or fringe.
mainstream in Japanese
主流
Pronounced: shuryuu
Used or accepted broadly rather than by small portions of population, market, scientific community, etc.
主流
Pronounced: shuryuu
(usually, with the) That which is common; the norm.
What does "mainstream" mean?
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adj Widely accepted as normal or conventional, rather than niche or fringe.
"Once a fringe hobby, vegan cooking has now become part of mainstream culture."
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verb To bring something into general, widespread use or acceptance.
"Online shopping helped mainstream home delivery for everyday groceries."
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mainstream in a sentence
- Once a fringe hobby, vegan cooking has now become part of mainstream culture.
- The band went from underground to mainstream success.
- Online shopping helped mainstream home delivery for everyday groceries.
- The campaign hopes to mainstream recycling so that every household takes part.
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What is "mainstream" in Japanese?
"mainstream" in Japanese is 主流. mainstream means: Widely accepted as normal or conventional, rather than niche or fringe.
How do you pronounce 主流?
"mainstream" in Japanese is 主流, pronounced "shuryuu".
How do you use "mainstream" in a sentence?
Example: "Once a fringe hobby, vegan cooking has now become part of mainstream culture." In Japanese, "mainstream" is 主流.
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