reservoir in Japanese
reservoir in Japanese is 貯水池 — reservoir means a natural or artificial lake used to store water for supply.
reservoir in Japanese
貯水池
Pronounced: chosuichi
A large natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply.
What does "reservoir" mean?
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noun A natural or artificial lake used to store water for supply.
"The town's drinking water comes from a reservoir in the hills."
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noun A store or supply of something, often figurative.
"She drew on a deep reservoir of patience with the new trainees."
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reservoir in a sentence
- The town's drinking water comes from a reservoir in the hills.
- She drew on a deep reservoir of patience with the new trainees.
- The library is a reservoir of knowledge for the whole community.
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What is "reservoir" in Japanese?
"reservoir" in Japanese is 貯水池. reservoir means: A natural or artificial lake used to store water for supply.
How do you pronounce 貯水池?
"reservoir" in Japanese is 貯水池, pronounced "chosuichi".
How do you use "reservoir" in a sentence?
Example: "The town's drinking water comes from a reservoir in the hills." In Japanese, "reservoir" is 貯水池.
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