wildlife in Japanese
wildlife in Japanese is 野生動物 — wildlife means wild animals living in their natural environment, collectively.
wildlife in Japanese
野生動物
Pronounced: yaseidōbutsu
(often, attributive) undomesticated animals, especially mammals, birds, and fish, which live in the wild.
What does "wildlife" mean?
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noun Wild animals living in their natural environment, collectively.
"The national park protects a huge variety of wildlife."
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wildlife in a sentence
- The national park protects a huge variety of wildlife.
- Poaching remains a serious threat to local wildlife.
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What is "wildlife" in Japanese?
"wildlife" in Japanese is 野生動物. wildlife means: Wild animals living in their natural environment, collectively.
How do you pronounce 野生動物?
"wildlife" in Japanese is 野生動物, pronounced "yaseidōbutsu".
How do you use "wildlife" in a sentence?
Example: "The national park protects a huge variety of wildlife." In Japanese, "wildlife" is 野生動物.
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