rainforest in Japanese
rainforest in Japanese is 雨林, 多雨林 — rainforest means a dense, tall forest that grows in a consistently warm, wet climate with no real dry season.
rainforest in Japanese
雨林
Pronounced: urin
多雨林
Pronounced: taurin
What does "rainforest" mean?
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noun A dense, tall forest that grows in a consistently warm, wet climate with no real dry season.
"The Amazon rainforest is home to an extraordinary range of wildlife."
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rainforest in a sentence
- The Amazon rainforest is home to an extraordinary range of wildlife.
- Loggers have cleared large sections of tropical rainforest for farmland.
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What is "rainforest" in Japanese?
"rainforest" in Japanese is 雨林, 多雨林. rainforest means: A dense, tall forest that grows in a consistently warm, wet climate with no real dry season.
How do you pronounce 雨林?
"rainforest" in Japanese is 雨林, pronounced "urin".
How do you use "rainforest" in a sentence?
Example: "The Amazon rainforest is home to an extraordinary range of wildlife." In Japanese, "rainforest" is 雨林, 多雨林.
Are there other ways to say "rainforest" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "rainforest": 雨林, 多雨林.
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