prominent in Japanese
prominent in Japanese is 著しい, 著名 — prominent means important, well known, or widely respected.
prominent in Japanese
著しい
Pronounced: ichijirushii
Standing out, or projecting; jutting; protuberant.
著名
Pronounced: chomei
Eminent; distinguished above others.
What does "prominent" mean?
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adj Important, well known, or widely respected.
"A prominent local businessman donated the money for the new library."
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adj Easily noticeable because of size or position; sticking out.
"The building's prominent glass tower can be seen from across the city."
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prominent in a sentence
- A prominent local businessman donated the money for the new library.
- She is a prominent voice in the fight against climate change.
- The building's prominent glass tower can be seen from across the city.
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What is "prominent" in Japanese?
"prominent" in Japanese is 著しい, 著名. prominent means: Important, well known, or widely respected.
How do you pronounce 著しい?
"prominent" in Japanese is 著しい, pronounced "ichijirushii".
How do you use "prominent" in a sentence?
Example: "A prominent local businessman donated the money for the new library." In Japanese, "prominent" is 著しい, 著名.
Are there other ways to say "prominent" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "prominent": 著しい, 著名.
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