peace of mind in Japanese
peace of mind in Japanese is 安心 — peace of mind means a calm, untroubled state in which you are free from worry because you know something is safe, settled or taken care of.
peace of mind in Japanese
安心
Pronounced: anshin
The absence of mental turmoil or anxiety.
What does "peace of mind" mean?
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noun A calm, untroubled state in which you are free from worry because you know something is safe, settled or taken care of.
"Knowing the house is insured gives me peace of mind."
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peace of mind in a sentence
- Knowing the house is insured gives me peace of mind.
- She fitted a smoke alarm purely for peace of mind.
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What is "peace of mind" in Japanese?
"peace of mind" in Japanese is 安心. peace of mind means: A calm, untroubled state in which you are free from worry because you know something is safe, settled or taken care of.
How do you pronounce 安心?
"peace of mind" in Japanese is 安心, pronounced "anshin".
How do you use "peace of mind" in a sentence?
Example: "Knowing the house is insured gives me peace of mind." In Japanese, "peace of mind" is 安心.
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