prevalent in Japanese
prevalent in Japanese is 繁栄 — prevalent means widespread or common, especially at a given time or in a given place.
prevalent in Japanese
繁栄
Pronounced: han'ei
Widespread or preferred.
What does "prevalent" mean?
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adj Widespread or common, especially at a given time or in a given place.
"Cycling to work has become far more prevalent in the city over the last decade."
prevalent in a sentence
- Cycling to work has become far more prevalent in the city over the last decade.
- The disease is more prevalent in areas without clean drinking water.
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What is "prevalent" in Japanese?
"prevalent" in Japanese is 繁栄. prevalent means: Widespread or common, especially at a given time or in a given place.
How do you pronounce 繁栄?
"prevalent" in Japanese is 繁栄, pronounced "han'ei".
How do you use "prevalent" in a sentence?
Example: "Cycling to work has become far more prevalent in the city over the last decade." In Japanese, "prevalent" is 繁栄.
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