phenomenal in Japanese
phenomenal in Japanese is 驚異的 — phenomenal means extremely impressive or remarkable.
phenomenal in Japanese
驚異的
Pronounced: kyōiteki
(colloquial) Very remarkable; highly extraordinary; amazing.
What does "phenomenal" mean?
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adjective Extremely impressive or remarkable.
"She gave a phenomenal performance in the final."
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adjective Relating to phenomena — things known through the senses rather than through pure reasoning.
"Philosophers distinguish the phenomenal world from things as they truly are."
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phenomenal in a sentence
- She gave a phenomenal performance in the final.
- The view from the summit was phenomenal.
- Philosophers distinguish the phenomenal world from things as they truly are.
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What is "phenomenal" in Japanese?
"phenomenal" in Japanese is 驚異的. phenomenal means: Extremely impressive or remarkable.
How do you pronounce 驚異的?
"phenomenal" in Japanese is 驚異的, pronounced "kyōiteki".
How do you use "phenomenal" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave a phenomenal performance in the final." In Japanese, "phenomenal" is 驚異的.
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