round trip in Japanese
round trip in Japanese is 往復 — round trip means a journey to a place and back again to where you started.
round trip in Japanese
往復
Pronounced: ōfuku
(often, figurative, travel) A trip from one destination to another and then returning to the starting location.
What does "round trip" mean?
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noun A journey to a place and back again to where you started.
"It's a two-hour round trip to the nearest hospital."
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adjective Covering travel out and back. Usually written round-trip before a noun.
"A round-trip fare to Chicago."
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noun In computing, one complete exchange in which a request is sent and a response comes back.
"Cutting two round trips off the handshake made the page load noticeably faster."
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round trip in a sentence
- It's a two-hour round trip to the nearest hospital.
- The round trip cost less than a one-way ticket bought on the day.
- A round-trip fare to Chicago.
- Round-trip flights are cheaper midweek.
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What is "round trip" in Japanese?
"round trip" in Japanese is 往復. round trip means: A journey to a place and back again to where you started.
How do you pronounce 往復?
"round trip" in Japanese is 往復, pronounced "ōfuku".
How do you use "round trip" in a sentence?
Example: "It's a two-hour round trip to the nearest hospital." In Japanese, "round trip" is 往復.
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