territorial in Japanese
territorial in Japanese is 領土 — territorial means relating to a particular area of land or territory.
territorial in Japanese
領土
Pronounced: ryōdo
Of, relating to, or restricted to a specific geographic area, or territory.
What does "territorial" mean?
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adj Relating to a particular area of land or territory.
"The two countries have a long-running territorial dispute."
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adj Showing a strong instinct to defend one's own space or possessions.
"Cats can become territorial around their food bowls."
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territorial in a sentence
- The two countries have a long-running territorial dispute.
- Cats can become territorial around their food bowls.
- He got territorial about his desk at work.
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What is "territorial" in Japanese?
"territorial" in Japanese is 領土. territorial means: Relating to a particular area of land or territory.
How do you pronounce 領土?
"territorial" in Japanese is 領土, pronounced "ryōdo".
How do you use "territorial" in a sentence?
Example: "The two countries have a long-running territorial dispute." In Japanese, "territorial" is 領土.
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