windfall in Japanese
windfall in Japanese is 僥倖 — windfall means an unexpected and welcome sum of money, such as from an inheritance or lottery win.
windfall in Japanese
僥倖
Pronounced: gyōkō
(figuratively) A sudden large benefit; especially, a sudden or unexpected large amount of money, as from lottery or sweepstakes winnings or an unexpected inheritance or gift.
What does "windfall" mean?
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noun An unexpected and welcome sum of money, such as from an inheritance or lottery win.
"The family used their windfall to pay off the mortgage."
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noun Fruit blown down from a tree by the wind.
"She made jam from the windfall apples in the orchard."
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windfall in a sentence
- The family used their windfall to pay off the mortgage.
- A tax rebate gave everyone a small windfall this year.
- She made jam from the windfall apples in the orchard.
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What is "windfall" in Japanese?
"windfall" in Japanese is 僥倖. windfall means: An unexpected and welcome sum of money, such as from an inheritance or lottery win.
How do you pronounce 僥倖?
"windfall" in Japanese is 僥倖, pronounced "gyōkō".
How do you use "windfall" in a sentence?
Example: "The family used their windfall to pay off the mortgage." In Japanese, "windfall" is 僥倖.
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