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vocabulary in Japanese

vocabulary in Japanese is 語彙, 語彙集, 用語 — vocabulary means all the words someone knows and uses, or all the words belonging to a particular subject or language.

vocabulary in Japanese

語彙
noun
Pronounced: goi
語彙集
noun
語彙
noun
Pronounced: goi
The collection of words a person knows and uses.
用語
noun
Pronounced: yōgo
The stock of words used in a particular field.
語彙
noun
Pronounced: goi
The stock of words used in a particular field.
語彙集
noun
(by extension) A range of artistic or stylistic forms or techniques.
語彙
noun
Pronounced: goi
(by extension) A range of artistic or stylistic forms or techniques.

What does "vocabulary" mean?

  1. noun All the words someone knows and uses, or all the words belonging to a particular subject or language.
    "Reading widely is a great way to build your vocabulary."
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vocabulary in a sentence

  • Reading widely is a great way to build your vocabulary.
  • Medical vocabulary can be intimidating for new students.

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What is "vocabulary" in Japanese?

"vocabulary" in Japanese is 語彙, 語彙集, 用語. vocabulary means: All the words someone knows and uses, or all the words belonging to a particular subject or language.

How do you pronounce 語彙?

"vocabulary" in Japanese is 語彙, pronounced "goi".

How do you use "vocabulary" in a sentence?

Example: "Reading widely is a great way to build your vocabulary." In Japanese, "vocabulary" is 語彙, 語彙集, 用語.

Are there other ways to say "vocabulary" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "vocabulary": 語彙, 語彙集, 用語.

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