specimen in Japanese
specimen in Japanese is 見本, 標本 — specimen means a single example of something, used to represent or study the wider group it belongs to.
specimen in Japanese
見本
Pronounced: mihon
An individual instance that represents a class; an example.
標本
Pronounced: hyōhon
A sample, especially one used for diagnostic analysis.
見本
Pronounced: mihon
A sample, especially one used for diagnostic analysis.
What does "specimen" mean?
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noun A single example of something, used to represent or study the wider group it belongs to.
"The museum has a rare specimen of a fossilized fern."
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noun A sample of tissue, blood, or other material taken for testing or analysis.
"The nurse asked for a urine specimen."
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specimen in a sentence
- The museum has a rare specimen of a fossilized fern.
- The biologist collected leaf specimens from the forest.
- The nurse asked for a urine specimen.
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What is "specimen" in Japanese?
"specimen" in Japanese is 見本, 標本. specimen means: A single example of something, used to represent or study the wider group it belongs to.
How do you pronounce 見本?
"specimen" in Japanese is 見本, pronounced "mihon".
How do you use "specimen" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum has a rare specimen of a fossilized fern." In Japanese, "specimen" is 見本, 標本.
Are there other ways to say "specimen" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "specimen": 見本, 標本.
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