priceless in Japanese
priceless in Japanese is プライスレス — priceless means so valuable that no price could be put on it.
priceless in Japanese
プライスレス
Pronounced: puraisuresu
(by, extension) So precious as not to be obtainable or sold at any price. [from 1590s]
What does "priceless" mean?
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adj So valuable that no price could be put on it.
"The museum houses several priceless works of art."
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adj Extremely funny or absurd.
"The look on his face when he realised his mistake was priceless."
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priceless in a sentence
- The museum houses several priceless works of art.
- Her advice during that difficult time was priceless.
- The look on his face when he realised his mistake was priceless.
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What is "priceless" in Japanese?
"priceless" in Japanese is プライスレス. priceless means: So valuable that no price could be put on it.
How do you pronounce プライスレス?
"priceless" in Japanese is プライスレス, pronounced "puraisuresu".
How do you use "priceless" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum houses several priceless works of art." In Japanese, "priceless" is プライスレス.
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