prodigious in Japanese
prodigious in Japanese is 途方もない — prodigious means remarkably large, powerful, or impressive in size or degree.
prodigious in Japanese
途方もない
Pronounced: tohōmonai
Very big in extent, quantity, or size; abundant; intense; colossal, huge.
What does "prodigious" mean?
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adjective Remarkably large, powerful, or impressive in size or degree.
"She has a prodigious talent for languages."
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prodigious in a sentence
- She has a prodigious talent for languages.
- The company achieved prodigious growth in just two years.
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What is "prodigious" in Japanese?
"prodigious" in Japanese is 途方もない. prodigious means: Remarkably large, powerful, or impressive in size or degree.
How do you pronounce 途方もない?
"prodigious" in Japanese is 途方もない, pronounced "tohōmonai".
How do you use "prodigious" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a prodigious talent for languages." In Japanese, "prodigious" is 途方もない.
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