till in Japanese
till in Japanese is ...まで, まで, 耕す — till means up to the time of; until.
till in Japanese
...まで
Pronounced: ...made
Until, until the time that.
まで
Pronounced: made
Until; to, up to; as late as (a given time).
耕す
Pronounced: tagayasu
(transitive) To work or cultivate or plough (soil); to prepare for growing vegetation and crops.
What does "till" mean?
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prep Up to the time of; until.
"The shop is open till nine tonight."
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noun A cash register, or the drawer inside one that holds money.
"She counted the money in the till at the end of her shift."
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verb To prepare and cultivate land for growing crops.
"Farmers tilled the fields before planting the wheat."
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till in a sentence
- The shop is open till nine tonight.
- We won't know the results till next week.
- She counted the money in the till at the end of her shift.
- Farmers tilled the fields before planting the wheat.
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What is "till" in Japanese?
"till" in Japanese is ...まで, まで, 耕す. till means: Up to the time of; until.
How do you pronounce ...まで?
"till" in Japanese is ...まで, pronounced "...made".
How do you use "till" in a sentence?
Example: "The shop is open till nine tonight." In Japanese, "till" is ...まで, まで, 耕す.
Are there other ways to say "till" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "till": ...まで, まで, 耕す.
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