saturation in Japanese
saturation in Japanese is 飽和 — saturation means the state or process of being completely filled or soaked, with no room for more.
saturation in Japanese
飽和
Pronounced: hōwa
What does "saturation" mean?
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noun The state or process of being completely filled or soaked, with no room for more.
"The soil reached saturation after the storm."
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noun The intensity or purity of a color.
"Increasing the saturation made the photo look more vivid."
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noun The point at which a market is so full that further growth becomes difficult.
"Market saturation forced the company to look overseas for growth."
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saturation in a sentence
- The soil reached saturation after the storm.
- Increasing the saturation made the photo look more vivid.
- Market saturation forced the company to look overseas for growth.
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What is "saturation" in Japanese?
"saturation" in Japanese is 飽和. saturation means: The state or process of being completely filled or soaked, with no room for more.
How do you pronounce 飽和?
"saturation" in Japanese is 飽和, pronounced "hōwa".
How do you use "saturation" in a sentence?
Example: "The soil reached saturation after the storm." In Japanese, "saturation" is 飽和.
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