margin in Japanese
margin in Japanese is 余白, 差金 — margin means the blank space at the edge of a page.
margin in Japanese
余白
Pronounced: yohaku
(typography) The edge of the paper, typically left blank when printing but sometimes used for annotations etc.
差金
Pronounced: sakin
(finance) The yield or profit; the selling price minus the cost of production.
What does "margin" mean?
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noun The blank space at the edge of a page.
"Leave a wide margin on the left so the pages can be bound."
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noun The difference between two amounts, especially the profit left after costs.
"The café's margin on a cup of tea is much higher than on a meal."
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noun Money deposited with a broker as collateral for buying securities on credit.
"Her broker asked her to add more margin after the shares dropped sharply."
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margin in a sentence
- Leave a wide margin on the left so the pages can be bound.
- The teacher wrote a comment in the margin beside my answer.
- The café's margin on a cup of tea is much higher than on a meal.
- The store operates on a thin profit margin.
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What is "margin" in Japanese?
"margin" in Japanese is 余白, 差金. margin means: The blank space at the edge of a page.
How do you pronounce 余白?
"margin" in Japanese is 余白, pronounced "yohaku".
How do you use "margin" in a sentence?
Example: "Leave a wide margin on the left so the pages can be bound." In Japanese, "margin" is 余白, 差金.
Are there other ways to say "margin" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "margin": 余白, 差金.
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