used in Japanese
used in Japanese is 中古 — used means previously owned or employed by someone else; not new.
used in Japanese
中古
Pronounced: chuuko
That has or have previously been owned by someone else.
What does "used" mean?
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adj Previously owned or employed by someone else; not new.
"They bought a used car to save money."
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adj In the phrase "used to," describing something that happened regularly in the past but no longer does.
"I used to live in Manchester before I moved south."
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used in a sentence
- They bought a used car to save money.
- I used to live in Manchester before I moved south.
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What is "used" in Japanese?
"used" in Japanese is 中古. used means: Previously owned or employed by someone else; not new.
How do you pronounce 中古?
"used" in Japanese is 中古, pronounced "chuuko".
How do you use "used" in a sentence?
Example: "They bought a used car to save money." In Japanese, "used" is 中古.
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