transit in Japanese
transit in Japanese is 通過 — transit means the act or process of passing through or across a place.
transit in Japanese
通過
Pronounced: tsuuka
What does "transit" mean?
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noun The act or process of passing through or across a place.
"The parcel was lost somewhere in transit between the warehouse and our village."
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noun A system of public transportation, or the vehicles used in it.
"I take public transit to work because parking in the centre is so expensive."
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verb To pass over, across, or through something.
"Ships must transit the narrow canal slowly to avoid hitting the banks."
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transit in a sentence
- The parcel was lost somewhere in transit between the warehouse and our village.
- The goods were damaged in transit.
- I take public transit to work because parking in the centre is so expensive.
- Cheap, frequent transit makes it easy for students to get around town.
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What is "transit" in Japanese?
"transit" in Japanese is 通過. transit means: The act or process of passing through or across a place.
How do you pronounce 通過?
"transit" in Japanese is 通過, pronounced "tsuuka".
How do you use "transit" in a sentence?
Example: "The parcel was lost somewhere in transit between the warehouse and our village." In Japanese, "transit" is 通過.
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