organic in Japanese
organic in Japanese is 有機 — organic means relating to or coming from living things.
organic in Japanese
有機
Pronounced: yuuki
What does "organic" mean?
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adj Relating to or coming from living things.
"Organic matter in the soil helps plants grow."
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adj Grown or produced without artificial chemicals such as synthetic pesticides or fertilizers.
"She only buys organic vegetables from the farmers' market."
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adj Developing naturally and gradually, rather than being forced or artificially imposed.
"The company's growth has been organic, built on word of mouth rather than heavy advertising."
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adj In chemistry, relating to compounds containing carbon.
"Organic chemistry focuses on the structure and reactions of carbon-based molecules."
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organic in a sentence
- Organic matter in the soil helps plants grow.
- Fallen leaves are organic waste that can be turned into compost.
- She only buys organic vegetables from the farmers' market.
- The farm switched to organic methods a decade ago.
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What is "organic" in Japanese?
"organic" in Japanese is 有機. organic means: Relating to or coming from living things.
How do you pronounce 有機?
"organic" in Japanese is 有機, pronounced "yuuki".
How do you use "organic" in a sentence?
Example: "Organic matter in the soil helps plants grow." In Japanese, "organic" is 有機.
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