Mayflower in Japanese
Mayflower in Japanese is メイフラワー — Mayflower means the ship that carried the English Pilgrims across the Atlantic to found Plymouth Colony in 1620.
Mayflower in Japanese
メイフラワー
Pronounced: meifurawā
A historical ship that transported the Pilgrims to America in the year 1620.
What does "Mayflower" mean?
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name The ship that carried the English Pilgrims across the Atlantic to found Plymouth Colony in 1620.
"The Mayflower landed on the coast of what would become Massachusetts."
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noun Any of several early-blooming plants, such as hawthorn in Britain or trailing arbutus in North America.
"Mayflowers were among the first blooms to appear after the long winter."
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Mayflower in a sentence
- The Mayflower landed on the coast of what would become Massachusetts.
- Descendants of Mayflower passengers still trace their lineage today.
- Mayflowers were among the first blooms to appear after the long winter.
- She picked a small bunch of wild mayflowers along the path.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Mayflower" in Japanese?
"Mayflower" in Japanese is メイフラワー. Mayflower means: The ship that carried the English Pilgrims across the Atlantic to found Plymouth Colony in 1620.
How do you pronounce メイフラワー?
"Mayflower" in Japanese is メイフラワー, pronounced "meifurawā".
How do you use "Mayflower" in a sentence?
Example: "The Mayflower landed on the coast of what would become Massachusetts." In Japanese, "Mayflower" is メイフラワー.
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