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zip code in Japanese

zip code in Japanese is ジップコード — zip code means a postal code used in the United States, consisting of five digits, sometimes followed by a hyphen and four more digits that pinpoint a smaller delivery area.

zip code in Japanese

ジップコード
noun
Pronounced: jippukōdo
(US) A postal code, especially for addresses served by the US Postal Service, consisting of a five- or nine-figure number.

What does "zip code" mean?

  1. noun A postal code used in the United States, consisting of five digits, sometimes followed by a hyphen and four more digits that pinpoint a smaller delivery area.
    "Enter your ZIP code to see delivery options."
  2. noun A rough shorthand for the neighbourhood or area a person lives in, and by extension its wealth or character.
    "Life expectancy in this country still depends heavily on your ZIP code."
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zip code in a sentence

  • Enter your ZIP code to see delivery options.
  • The full ZIP code on the invoice was 90210-4817.
  • Life expectancy in this country still depends heavily on your ZIP code.
  • Two schools, three miles apart, different ZIP codes, completely different funding.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "zip code" in Japanese?
"zip code" in Japanese is ジップコード. zip code means: A postal code used in the United States, consisting of five digits, sometimes followed by a hyphen and four more digits that pinpoint a smaller delivery area.
How do you pronounce ジップコード?
"zip code" in Japanese is ジップコード, pronounced "jippukōdo".
How do you use "zip code" in a sentence?
Example: "Enter your ZIP code to see delivery options." In Japanese, "zip code" is ジップコード.
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