presence in Japanese
presence in Japanese is 存在, 気配 — presence means the fact or state of being in a particular place.
presence in Japanese
存在
Pronounced: sonzai
The fact or condition of being present, or of being within sight or call, or at hand.
気配
Pronounced: kehai
The fact or condition of being present, or of being within sight or call, or at hand.
気配
Pronounced: kehai
What does "presence" mean?
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noun The fact or state of being in a particular place.
"The dog's presence in the house made the children feel much safer."
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noun A strong, noticeable personal quality or manner that commands attention.
"The new headteacher has a calm presence that puts nervous pupils at ease."
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presence in a sentence
- The dog's presence in the house made the children feel much safer.
- Her presence at the meeting reassured everyone.
- The new headteacher has a calm presence that puts nervous pupils at ease.
- She walked into the room with such presence that everyone stopped talking.
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What is "presence" in Japanese?
"presence" in Japanese is 存在, 気配. presence means: The fact or state of being in a particular place.
How do you pronounce 存在?
"presence" in Japanese is 存在, pronounced "sonzai".
How do you use "presence" in a sentence?
Example: "The dog's presence in the house made the children feel much safer." In Japanese, "presence" is 存在, 気配.
Are there other ways to say "presence" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "presence": 存在, 気配.
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