moonbeam in Japanese
moonbeam in Japanese is 月光 — moonbeam means a ray or beam of light from the moon.
moonbeam in Japanese
月光
Pronounced: gekkō
A shaft of moonlight.
What does "moonbeam" mean?
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noun A ray or beam of light from the moon.
"A single moonbeam fell across the sleeping child's bed."
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noun (informal) A person who is dreamy, impractical, or given to unrealistic ideas.
"He's a bit of a moonbeam — full of grand plans that never happen."
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moonbeam in a sentence
- A single moonbeam fell across the sleeping child's bed.
- He's a bit of a moonbeam — full of grand plans that never happen.
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What is "moonbeam" in Japanese?
"moonbeam" in Japanese is 月光. moonbeam means: A ray or beam of light from the moon.
How do you pronounce 月光?
"moonbeam" in Japanese is 月光, pronounced "gekkō".
How do you use "moonbeam" in a sentence?
Example: "A single moonbeam fell across the sleeping child's bed." In Japanese, "moonbeam" is 月光.
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