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reuse in Japanese

reuse in Japanese is リユース, 再使用, 再利用 — reuse means to use something again, either for the same purpose or a new one, instead of throwing it away.

reuse in Japanese

リユース
noun
Pronounced: riyūsu
The act of salvaging or in some manner restoring a discarded item to yield something usable.
再使用
noun
Pronounced: saishiyō
The act of salvaging or in some manner restoring a discarded item to yield something usable.
再利用
noun
Pronounced: sairiyō
The act of salvaging or in some manner restoring a discarded item to yield something usable.

What does "reuse" mean?

  1. verb To use something again, either for the same purpose or a new one, instead of throwing it away.
    "You can reuse this jar to store spices."
  2. noun The practice of using something again rather than discarding it.
    "Reuse is better for the environment than recycling in many cases."
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reuse in a sentence

  • You can reuse this jar to store spices.
  • The company encourages customers to reuse their packaging.
  • Reuse is better for the environment than recycling in many cases.

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What is "reuse" in Japanese?

"reuse" in Japanese is リユース, 再使用, 再利用. reuse means: To use something again, either for the same purpose or a new one, instead of throwing it away.

How do you pronounce リユース?

"reuse" in Japanese is リユース, pronounced "riyūsu".

How do you use "reuse" in a sentence?

Example: "You can reuse this jar to store spices." In Japanese, "reuse" is リユース, 再使用, 再利用.

Are there other ways to say "reuse" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "reuse": リユース, 再使用, 再利用.

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