rename in Japanese
rename in Japanese is 改名, 改称 — rename means to give something or someone a new name.
rename in Japanese
改名
Pronounced: kaimei
(transitive) To give a new name to.
改称
Pronounced: kaishō
(transitive) To give a new name to.
What does "rename" mean?
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verb To give something or someone a new name.
"They renamed the street after the town's founder."
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rename in a sentence
- They renamed the street after the town's founder.
- She renamed the file before sending it to the client.
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What is "rename" in Japanese?
"rename" in Japanese is 改名, 改称. rename means: To give something or someone a new name.
How do you pronounce 改名?
"rename" in Japanese is 改名, pronounced "kaimei".
How do you use "rename" in a sentence?
Example: "They renamed the street after the town's founder." In Japanese, "rename" is 改名, 改称.
Are there other ways to say "rename" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "rename": 改名, 改称.
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