vegetation in Japanese
vegetation in Japanese is 植生, 草木 — vegetation means plant life in general, especially as found in a particular area.
vegetation in Japanese
植生
Pronounced: shokusei
(uncountable) Plants, taken collectively.
草木
Pronounced: kusaki
(uncountable) Plants, taken collectively.
What does "vegetation" mean?
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noun Plant life in general, especially as found in a particular area.
"Dense vegetation along the riverbank hid the nests of many birds."
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vegetation in a sentence
- Dense vegetation along the riverbank hid the nests of many birds.
- Thick vegetation covered the hillside after the rainy season.
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What is "vegetation" in Japanese?
"vegetation" in Japanese is 植生, 草木. vegetation means: Plant life in general, especially as found in a particular area.
How do you pronounce 植生?
"vegetation" in Japanese is 植生, pronounced "shokusei".
How do you use "vegetation" in a sentence?
Example: "Dense vegetation along the riverbank hid the nests of many birds." In Japanese, "vegetation" is 植生, 草木.
Are there other ways to say "vegetation" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "vegetation": 植生, 草木.
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