median in Japanese
median in Japanese is 中央値, 中間数, 中位数 — median means the middle value in a set of numbers arranged from smallest to largest.
median in Japanese
What does "median" mean?
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noun The middle value in a set of numbers arranged from smallest to largest.
"The median salary at the company was lower than the average because a few executives earned huge sums."
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noun The strip of land separating opposite lanes of traffic on a road.
"The car spun out and crossed into the median."
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adj Relating to or forming a middle point or value.
"The median age of the town's residents has been rising for years."
median in a sentence
- The median salary at the company was lower than the average because a few executives earned huge sums.
- To find the median of five test scores, line them up in order and pick the one in the middle.
- The car spun out and crossed into the median.
- The median age of the town's residents has been rising for years.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "median" in Japanese?
"median" in Japanese is 中央値, 中間数, 中位数. median means: The middle value in a set of numbers arranged from smallest to largest.
How do you pronounce 中央値?
"median" in Japanese is 中央値, pronounced "chuuōchi".
How do you use "median" in a sentence?
Example: "The median salary at the company was lower than the average because a few executives earned huge sums." In Japanese, "median" is 中央値, 中間数, 中位数.
Are there other ways to say "median" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "median": 中央値, 中間数, 中位数.