sunbeam in Japanese
sunbeam in Japanese is 日光 — sunbeam means a single visible ray of sunlight.
sunbeam in Japanese
日光
Pronounced: nikkō
A visible, narrow, and intense (relative to ambient light) ray of sunlight.
What does "sunbeam" mean?
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noun A single visible ray of sunlight.
"A sunbeam broke through the clouds and lit up the field."
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sunbeam in a sentence
- A sunbeam broke through the clouds and lit up the field.
- Dust floated visibly in the sunbeam coming through the window.
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What is "sunbeam" in Japanese?
"sunbeam" in Japanese is 日光. sunbeam means: A single visible ray of sunlight.
How do you pronounce 日光?
"sunbeam" in Japanese is 日光, pronounced "nikkō".
How do you use "sunbeam" in a sentence?
Example: "A sunbeam broke through the clouds and lit up the field." In Japanese, "sunbeam" is 日光.
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