minimum in Japanese
minimum in Japanese is 最小, 最低, 極小 — minimum means the smallest amount, level, or degree possible or allowed.
minimum in Japanese
最小
Pronounced: saishō
To the lowest degree.
最低
Pronounced: saitei
To the lowest degree.
極小
Pronounced: kyokushō
To the lowest degree.
最小
Pronounced: saishō
The lowest limit.
最低
Pronounced: saitei
The lowest limit.
極小
Pronounced: kyokushō
The lowest limit.
What does "minimum" mean?
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noun The smallest amount, level, or degree possible or allowed.
"The minimum wage was raised last year."
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adj The lowest amount or degree allowed or required.
"The minimum age to apply is eighteen."
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minimum in a sentence
- The minimum wage was raised last year.
- Please try to keep noise to a minimum after 10pm.
- The minimum age to apply is eighteen.
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What is "minimum" in Japanese?
"minimum" in Japanese is 最小, 最低, 極小. minimum means: The smallest amount, level, or degree possible or allowed.
How do you pronounce 最小?
"minimum" in Japanese is 最小, pronounced "saishō".
How do you use "minimum" in a sentence?
Example: "The minimum wage was raised last year." In Japanese, "minimum" is 最小, 最低, 極小.
Are there other ways to say "minimum" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "minimum": 最小, 最低, 極小.
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