terrestrial in Japanese
terrestrial in Japanese is 陸生 — terrestrial means relating to the Earth or its land, as opposed to sea, sky, or space.
terrestrial in Japanese
陸生
Pronounced: rikusei
Living or growing in or on land (as opposed to other habitat); not aquatic, etc.
What does "terrestrial" mean?
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adj Relating to the Earth or its land, as opposed to sea, sky, or space.
"Terrestrial life is thought to have begun in the oceans."
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adj Living or growing on land rather than in water.
"Tortoises are terrestrial, while turtles spend most of their time in water."
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adj Broadcast using ground-based radio signals rather than satellite or cable.
"The channel is available on terrestrial television as well as online."
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terrestrial in a sentence
- Terrestrial life is thought to have begun in the oceans.
- Tortoises are terrestrial, while turtles spend most of their time in water.
- The channel is available on terrestrial television as well as online.
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What is "terrestrial" in Japanese?
"terrestrial" in Japanese is 陸生. terrestrial means: Relating to the Earth or its land, as opposed to sea, sky, or space.
How do you pronounce 陸生?
"terrestrial" in Japanese is 陸生, pronounced "rikusei".
How do you use "terrestrial" in a sentence?
Example: "Terrestrial life is thought to have begun in the oceans." In Japanese, "terrestrial" is 陸生.
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