roadside in Japanese
roadside in Japanese is 道端 — roadside means situated at the edge of a road.
roadside in Japanese
道端
Pronounced: michibata
The area on either side of a road.
What does "roadside" mean?
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adj Situated at the edge of a road.
"They grabbed lunch at a roadside diner."
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noun The strip of ground alongside a road.
"Wildflowers grew thick along the roadside."
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roadside in a sentence
- They grabbed lunch at a roadside diner.
- Wildflowers grew thick along the roadside.
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What is "roadside" in Japanese?
"roadside" in Japanese is 道端. roadside means: Situated at the edge of a road.
How do you pronounce 道端?
"roadside" in Japanese is 道端, pronounced "michibata".
How do you use "roadside" in a sentence?
Example: "They grabbed lunch at a roadside diner." In Japanese, "roadside" is 道端.
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