prominence in Japanese
prominence in Japanese is プロミネンス — prominence means the state of being well known, important, or noticeable.
prominence in Japanese
プロミネンス
Pronounced: purominensu
(astronomy) A gaseous projection, often loop-shaped, springing from the surface of the Sun or a star.
What does "prominence" mean?
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noun The state of being well known, important, or noticeable.
"The scandal brought the senator unwanted prominence in the national press."
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noun A part that sticks out or bulges from a surface.
"A rocky prominence overlooked the entire valley."
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prominence in a sentence
- The scandal brought the senator unwanted prominence in the national press.
- The artist rose to prominence after her first exhibition sold out.
- A rocky prominence overlooked the entire valley.
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What is "prominence" in Japanese?
"prominence" in Japanese is プロミネンス. prominence means: The state of being well known, important, or noticeable.
How do you pronounce プロミネンス?
"prominence" in Japanese is プロミネンス, pronounced "purominensu".
How do you use "prominence" in a sentence?
Example: "The scandal brought the senator unwanted prominence in the national press." In Japanese, "prominence" is プロミネンス.
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