zenith in Japanese
zenith in Japanese is 天頂, 絶頂, 頂点 — zenith means the point in the sky directly overhead an observer.
zenith in Japanese
天頂
Pronounced: tenchō
絶頂
Pronounced: zetchō
(by extension) Highest point or state; peak.
頂点
Pronounced: chōten
(by extension) Highest point or state; peak.
What does "zenith" mean?
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noun The point in the sky directly overhead an observer.
"The sun reached its zenith right above the equator at noon."
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noun The peak or highest point of something, especially a career, power, or achievement.
"The band's zenith came in the late 1990s, when they sold out stadiums worldwide."
zenith in a sentence
- The sun reached its zenith right above the equator at noon.
- The band's zenith came in the late 1990s, when they sold out stadiums worldwide.
- His influence in the company was at its zenith just before the merger.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "zenith" in Japanese?
"zenith" in Japanese is 天頂, 絶頂, 頂点. zenith means: The point in the sky directly overhead an observer.
How do you pronounce 天頂?
"zenith" in Japanese is 天頂, pronounced "tenchō".
How do you use "zenith" in a sentence?
Example: "The sun reached its zenith right above the equator at noon." In Japanese, "zenith" is 天頂, 絶頂, 頂点.
Are there other ways to say "zenith" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "zenith": 天頂, 絶頂, 頂点.
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