vicinity in Japanese
vicinity in Japanese is 付近, 近傍, 周辺 — vicinity means the surrounding area or nearby region.
vicinity in Japanese
付近
Pronounced: fukin
Proximity; the state of being near.
近傍
Pronounced: kinbō
Proximity; the state of being near.
付近
Pronounced: fukin
Neighbourhood; nearby region; surrounding area.
周辺
Pronounced: shuuhen
Neighbourhood; nearby region; surrounding area.
近所
Pronounced: kinjo
Neighbourhood; nearby region; surrounding area.
概算
Pronounced: gaisan
Approximate size or amount.
近似量
Approximate size or amount.
What does "vicinity" mean?
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noun The surrounding area or nearby region.
"Is there a chemist anywhere in the vicinity of the station?"
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noun An approximate amount, size, or range.
"The coach holds something in the vicinity of fifty passengers."
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vicinity in a sentence
- Is there a chemist anywhere in the vicinity of the station?
- There are several good restaurants in the vicinity of the hotel.
- The coach holds something in the vicinity of fifty passengers.
- Her salary is somewhere in the vicinity of the national average.
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What is "vicinity" in Japanese?
"vicinity" in Japanese is 付近, 近傍, 周辺. vicinity means: The surrounding area or nearby region.
How do you pronounce 付近?
"vicinity" in Japanese is 付近, pronounced "fukin".
How do you use "vicinity" in a sentence?
Example: "Is there a chemist anywhere in the vicinity of the station?" In Japanese, "vicinity" is 付近, 近傍, 周辺.
Are there other ways to say "vicinity" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 6 translations listed for "vicinity": 付近, 近傍, 周辺, 近所, 概算, 近似量.
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