terminus in Japanese
terminus in Japanese is 終点 — terminus means the final stop of a transport route, or the station or town where it ends.
terminus in Japanese
終点
Pronounced: shuuten
The end point of a transportation system, or the town or city in which it is located.
What does "terminus" mean?
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noun The final stop of a transport route, or the station or town where it ends.
"The bus terminus is just outside the shopping centre."
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noun The final point or end of something.
"The trail's terminus offers a stunning view over the valley."
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terminus in a sentence
- The bus terminus is just outside the shopping centre.
- The trail's terminus offers a stunning view over the valley.
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What is "terminus" in Japanese?
"terminus" in Japanese is 終点. terminus means: The final stop of a transport route, or the station or town where it ends.
How do you pronounce 終点?
"terminus" in Japanese is 終点, pronounced "shuuten".
How do you use "terminus" in a sentence?
Example: "The bus terminus is just outside the shopping centre." In Japanese, "terminus" is 終点.
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