sustainable in Japanese
sustainable in Japanese is 持続可能 — sustainable means able to be maintained or continued over a long period.
sustainable in Japanese
持続可能
Pronounced: jizokukanō
What does "sustainable" mean?
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adj Able to be maintained or continued over a long period.
"Working sixteen hours a day is not sustainable for anyone over the long term."
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adj Not causing lasting damage to the environment or using up resources faster than they can be replaced.
"Planting new trees for every one we cut is a sustainable way to harvest wood."
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sustainable in a sentence
- Working sixteen hours a day is not sustainable for anyone over the long term.
- The charity needs a sustainable source of funding so it can keep helping people.
- Planting new trees for every one we cut is a sustainable way to harvest wood.
- The hotel uses solar panels and other sustainable energy to protect the local environment.
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What is "sustainable" in Japanese?
"sustainable" in Japanese is 持続可能. sustainable means: Able to be maintained or continued over a long period.
How do you pronounce 持続可能?
"sustainable" in Japanese is 持続可能, pronounced "jizokukanō".
How do you use "sustainable" in a sentence?
Example: "Working sixteen hours a day is not sustainable for anyone over the long term." In Japanese, "sustainable" is 持続可能.
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