Sat in Japanese
Sat in Japanese is 土, 土曜 — Sat means how saturated something is, especially how much oxygen is in someone's blood.
Sat in Japanese
土
Pronounced: tsuchi
Abbreviation of Saturday.
土曜
Pronounced: doyō
Abbreviation of Saturday.
What does "Sat" mean?
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noun How saturated something is, especially how much oxygen is in someone's blood.
"The nurse clipped a sensor to his finger to check his sat."
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Sat in a sentence
- The nurse clipped a sensor to his finger to check his sat.
- Her sats dropped slightly overnight, so the doctors gave her extra oxygen.
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What is "Sat" in Japanese?
"Sat" in Japanese is 土, 土曜. Sat means: How saturated something is, especially how much oxygen is in someone's blood.
How do you pronounce 土?
"Sat" in Japanese is 土, pronounced "tsuchi".
How do you use "Sat" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse clipped a sensor to his finger to check his sat." In Japanese, "Sat" is 土, 土曜.
Are there other ways to say "Sat" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Sat": 土, 土曜.
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