warehouse in Japanese
warehouse in Japanese is 倉庫 — warehouse means a large building used for storing goods, especially before they are distributed to shops or customers.
warehouse in Japanese
倉庫
Pronounced: sōko
A place for storing large amounts of products. In logistics, a place where products go to from the manufacturer before going to the retailer.
What does "warehouse" mean?
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noun A large building used for storing goods, especially before they are distributed to shops or customers.
"The delivery truck picked up the order from a warehouse just outside the city."
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verb To store goods in a warehouse, or, more broadly, to keep someone or something out of the way for an extended period.
"The company warehouses excess stock until demand picks up again."
warehouse in a sentence
- The delivery truck picked up the order from a warehouse just outside the city.
- Thousands of parcels are sorted in the warehouse every day.
- The company warehouses excess stock until demand picks up again.
- Critics accused the studio of warehousing the film rights just to stop a rival from making it.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "warehouse" in Japanese?
"warehouse" in Japanese is 倉庫. warehouse means: A large building used for storing goods, especially before they are distributed to shops or customers.
How do you pronounce 倉庫?
"warehouse" in Japanese is 倉庫, pronounced "sōko".
How do you use "warehouse" in a sentence?
Example: "The delivery truck picked up the order from a warehouse just outside the city." In Japanese, "warehouse" is 倉庫.
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