micro- in Japanese
micro- in Japanese is マイクロ-, マイクロ — micro- means very small in size, scale, or scope.
micro- in Japanese
マイクロ-
Pronounced: maikuro-
(diminutive) Very small.
マイクロ
Pronounced: maikuro
(metric units) One millionth.
What does "micro-" mean?
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adjective Very small in size, scale, or scope.
"Financial independence and micro retirement have come to represent the autonomy I've created for myself, which is a powerful feeling."
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micro- in a sentence
- Financial independence and micro retirement have come to represent the autonomy I've created for myself, which is a powerful feeling.
- He runs a micro brewery in his garage that makes only a few bottles a week.
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What is "micro-" in Japanese?
"micro-" in Japanese is マイクロ-, マイクロ. micro- means: Very small in size, scale, or scope.
How do you pronounce マイクロ-?
"micro-" in Japanese is マイクロ-, pronounced "maikuro-".
How do you use "micro-" in a sentence?
Example: "He runs a micro brewery in his garage that makes only a few bottles a week." In Japanese, "micro-" is マイクロ-, マイクロ.
Are there other ways to say "micro-" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "micro-": マイクロ-, マイクロ.
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