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MB in Japanese

MB in Japanese is メガバイト, ㎆ — MB means megabyte: a unit of digital storage equal to one million bytes, or 1,048,576 bytes when counted in binary. Used for file sizes, memory and data allowances.

MB in Japanese

メガバイト
noun
Pronounced: megabaito
noun

What does "MB" mean?

  1. abbreviation Megabyte: a unit of digital storage equal to one million bytes, or 1,048,576 bytes when counted in binary. Used for file sizes, memory and data allowances.
    "The photo is about 4 MB, so it should attach fine."
  2. abbreviation Megabit, when written with a lower-case b as Mb. One megabit is one eighth of a megabyte and is used mainly for connection speeds.
    "The line syncs at 80 Mb per second."
  3. abbreviation My bad: a short written apology admitting a small mistake.
    "Sent it to the wrong thread, mb."
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MB in a sentence

  • The photo is about 4 MB, so it should attach fine.
  • My phone plan includes 500 MB of roaming data.
  • The line syncs at 80 Mb per second.
  • Sent it to the wrong thread, mb.

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What is "MB" in Japanese?

"MB" in Japanese is メガバイト, ㎆. MB means: Megabyte: a unit of digital storage equal to one million bytes, or 1,048,576 bytes when counted in binary. Used for file sizes, memory and data allowances.

How do you pronounce メガバイト?

"MB" in Japanese is メガバイト, pronounced "megabaito".

How do you use "MB" in a sentence?

Example: "The photo is about 4 MB, so it should attach fine." In Japanese, "MB" is メガバイト, ㎆.

Are there other ways to say "MB" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "MB": メガバイト, ㎆.

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