real estate in Japanese
real estate in Japanese is 不動産 — real estate means land together with any buildings, fixtures and natural resources attached to it, treated as property that can be owned, bought and sold.
real estate in Japanese
不動産
Pronounced: fudōsan
(US, Canada, Australia) Property that cannot easily be moved, usually buildings and the ground on which they are built.
What does "real estate" mean?
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noun Land together with any buildings, fixtures and natural resources attached to it, treated as property that can be owned, bought and sold.
"Most of the family's wealth is tied up in real estate."
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noun The industry of buying, selling, letting and developing such property.
"She left banking and went into real estate."
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noun Available space or surface area, especially on a screen, page or product.
"The banner ad eats half the screen real estate on mobile."
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real estate in a sentence
- Most of the family's wealth is tied up in real estate.
- Commercial real estate values fell for a third quarter.
- She left banking and went into real estate.
- He got his real estate licence at twenty-three.
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What is "real estate" in Japanese?
"real estate" in Japanese is 不動産. real estate means: Land together with any buildings, fixtures and natural resources attached to it, treated as property that can be owned, bought and sold.
How do you pronounce 不動産?
"real estate" in Japanese is 不動産, pronounced "fudōsan".
How do you use "real estate" in a sentence?
Example: "Most of the family's wealth is tied up in real estate." In Japanese, "real estate" is 不動産.
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