periphery in Japanese
periphery in Japanese is 周辺 — periphery means the outer edge, boundary, or fringe of something.
periphery in Japanese
周辺
Pronounced: shuuhen
The outside boundary, parts or surface of something.
What does "periphery" mean?
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noun The outer edge, boundary, or fringe of something.
"New housing developments sprang up on the periphery of the city."
periphery in a sentence
- New housing developments sprang up on the periphery of the city.
- He stayed on the periphery of the argument, staying quiet.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "periphery" in Japanese?
"periphery" in Japanese is 周辺. periphery means: The outer edge, boundary, or fringe of something.
How do you pronounce 周辺?
"periphery" in Japanese is 周辺, pronounced "shuuhen".
How do you use "periphery" in a sentence?
Example: "New housing developments sprang up on the periphery of the city." In Japanese, "periphery" is 周辺.
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