scenery in Japanese
scenery in Japanese is 景色, 風景 — scenery means the natural landscape and views of a place, especially when attractive.
scenery in Japanese
景色
Pronounced: keshiki
風景
Pronounced: fuukei
What does "scenery" mean?
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noun The natural landscape and views of a place, especially when attractive.
"They stopped to admire the mountain scenery."
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noun The painted backdrops and props used on a theatre stage.
"The crew changed the scenery between acts."
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scenery in a sentence
- They stopped to admire the mountain scenery.
- The train ride was slow, but the scenery along the coast was stunning.
- The crew changed the scenery between acts.
- The actors waited quietly while stagehands carried the scenery into place.
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What is "scenery" in Japanese?
"scenery" in Japanese is 景色, 風景. scenery means: The natural landscape and views of a place, especially when attractive.
How do you pronounce 景色?
"scenery" in Japanese is 景色, pronounced "keshiki".
How do you use "scenery" in a sentence?
Example: "They stopped to admire the mountain scenery." In Japanese, "scenery" is 景色, 風景.
Are there other ways to say "scenery" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "scenery": 景色, 風景.
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