unit in Japanese
unit in Japanese is 単位, 一式, 部門 — unit means a single, whole thing, especially one regarded as a standard measure or a self-contained part of something larger.
unit in Japanese
単位
Pronounced: tan'i
(sciences) A standard measure of a quantity or magnitude.
一式
Pronounced: isshiki
An organized group comprising people and/or equipment.
単位
Pronounced: tan'i
An organized group comprising people and/or equipment.
部門
Pronounced: bumon
(military, informal) A member of a military organization.
部隊
Pronounced: butai
(military, informal) A member of a military organization.
What does "unit" mean?
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noun A single, whole thing, especially one regarded as a standard measure or a self-contained part of something larger.
"Each unit in the textbook ends with a short review quiz."
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noun A group of people organized to perform a specific function, such as a military or business unit.
"The fire brigade has a specialist unit trained for rescues at height."
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unit in a sentence
- Each unit in the textbook ends with a short review quiz.
- The metre is a unit of length.
- The fire brigade has a specialist unit trained for rescues at height.
- He was assigned to a special operations unit.
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What is "unit" in Japanese?
"unit" in Japanese is 単位, 一式, 部門. unit means: A single, whole thing, especially one regarded as a standard measure or a self-contained part of something larger.
How do you pronounce 単位?
"unit" in Japanese is 単位, pronounced "tan'i".
How do you use "unit" in a sentence?
Example: "Each unit in the textbook ends with a short review quiz." In Japanese, "unit" is 単位, 一式, 部門.
Are there other ways to say "unit" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "unit": 単位, 一式, 部門, 部隊.
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