ozone in Japanese
ozone in Japanese is オゾン — ozone means a form of oxygen with three atoms per molecule instead of the usual two, found in a protective layer high in the atmosphere.
ozone in Japanese
オゾン
Pronounced: ozon
What does "ozone" mean?
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noun A form of oxygen with three atoms per molecule instead of the usual two, found in a protective layer high in the atmosphere.
"The ozone layer shields the Earth from harmful ultraviolet radiation."
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noun Informally, the fresh smell of sea air.
"She breathed in the ozone as the waves crashed along the shore."
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ozone in a sentence
- The ozone layer shields the Earth from harmful ultraviolet radiation.
- Ground-level ozone can be a harmful air pollutant.
- She breathed in the ozone as the waves crashed along the shore.
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What is "ozone" in Japanese?
"ozone" in Japanese is オゾン. ozone means: A form of oxygen with three atoms per molecule instead of the usual two, found in a protective layer high in the atmosphere.
How do you pronounce オゾン?
"ozone" in Japanese is オゾン, pronounced "ozon".
How do you use "ozone" in a sentence?
Example: "The ozone layer shields the Earth from harmful ultraviolet radiation." In Japanese, "ozone" is オゾン.
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