multiverse in Japanese
multiverse in Japanese is 多元宇宙, マルチバス — multiverse means the hypothetical set of all possible universes that could exist, including our own.
multiverse in Japanese
多元宇宙
Pronounced: tagen'uchuu
(physics, cosmology) The hypothetical group of all the possible universes in existence.
マルチバス
Pronounced: maruchibasu
(physics, cosmology) The hypothetical group of all the possible universes in existence.
What does "multiverse" mean?
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noun The hypothetical set of all possible universes that could exist, including our own.
"Some physicists theorise our universe is just one of an infinite multiverse."
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noun In fiction, the collection of alternate timelines or parallel worlds within a single franchise.
"The superhero movie introduced a version of the multiverse with alternate versions of the hero."
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multiverse in a sentence
- Some physicists theorise our universe is just one of an infinite multiverse.
- The superhero movie introduced a version of the multiverse with alternate versions of the hero.
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What is "multiverse" in Japanese?
"multiverse" in Japanese is 多元宇宙, マルチバス. multiverse means: The hypothetical set of all possible universes that could exist, including our own.
How do you pronounce 多元宇宙?
"multiverse" in Japanese is 多元宇宙, pronounced "tagen'uchuu".
How do you use "multiverse" in a sentence?
Example: "Some physicists theorise our universe is just one of an infinite multiverse." In Japanese, "multiverse" is 多元宇宙, マルチバス.
Are there other ways to say "multiverse" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "multiverse": 多元宇宙, マルチバス.
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