popularise in Japanese
popularise in Japanese is 大衆化 — popularise means to make something popular.
popularise in Japanese
大衆化
Pronounced: taishuuka
(transitive) To make something popular.
What does "popularise" mean?
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verb To make something popular.
"The show helped popularise the band in Europe."
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verb To present technical or academic information in a simpler form that the general public can understand and enjoy.
"She wrote a book to popularise astronomy for young readers."
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popularise in a sentence
- The show helped popularise the band in Europe.
- Social media can quickly popularise a new dance.
- She wrote a book to popularise astronomy for young readers.
- The documentary popularises complex research on the ocean.
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What is "popularise" in Japanese?
"popularise" in Japanese is 大衆化. popularise means: To make something popular.
How do you pronounce 大衆化?
"popularise" in Japanese is 大衆化, pronounced "taishuuka".
How do you use "popularise" in a sentence?
Example: "The show helped popularise the band in Europe." In Japanese, "popularise" is 大衆化.
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