primary in Japanese
primary in Japanese is 最初 — primary means most important; main.
primary in Japanese
最初
Pronounced: saisho
Main; principal; chief; placed ahead of others.
What does "primary" mean?
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adj Most important; main.
"The primary reason for our trip is to visit my grandparents."
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adj First in a sequence or order; earliest.
"Primary education typically begins around age five."
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noun An election held to choose a party's candidate before the main election.
"Voters in the state will go to the polls next week for the primary."
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primary in a sentence
- The primary reason for our trip is to visit my grandparents.
- Her primary concern was her children's safety.
- Primary education typically begins around age five.
- The primary step in the recipe is to heat the oven.
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What is "primary" in Japanese?
"primary" in Japanese is 最初. primary means: Most important; main.
How do you pronounce 最初?
"primary" in Japanese is 最初, pronounced "saisho".
How do you use "primary" in a sentence?
Example: "The primary reason for our trip is to visit my grandparents." In Japanese, "primary" is 最初.
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