oral in Japanese
oral in Japanese is 口頭 — oral means relating to the mouth.
oral in Japanese
口頭
Pronounced: kōtō
(relational) Relating to the mouth.
What does "oral" mean?
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adjective Relating to the mouth.
"The nurse gave him an oral vaccine instead of an injection."
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adjective Spoken rather than written.
"The two companies made an oral agreement, and nothing was ever put in writing."
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oral in a sentence
- The nurse gave him an oral vaccine instead of an injection.
- Brush twice a day to keep up good oral hygiene.
- The two companies made an oral agreement, and nothing was ever put in writing.
- The history was passed down through oral tradition for generations.
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What is "oral" in Japanese?
"oral" in Japanese is 口頭. oral means: Relating to the mouth.
How do you pronounce 口頭?
"oral" in Japanese is 口頭, pronounced "kōtō".
How do you use "oral" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse gave him an oral vaccine instead of an injection." In Japanese, "oral" is 口頭.
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