Tokyo
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- proper noun
- /ˈtoʊkjoʊ/
- We are here in Tokyo, Japan, and we're thrifting.
- Tokyo, Japan
- Tokyo University
- Tokyo subway
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Watch on YouTubeWe will be making our debut on Tokyo's Nikkei Index.
- We will be making our debut on Tokyo's Nikkei Index.
- And we split up into six teams in Tokyo and in Tohoku.
- Christian won in Tokyo where the heat was.
- So, right, so, so me and George, we're in Tokyo, we're trying to get Disneyland tickets.
- And so when we arrived in Tokyo, I felt like I couldn't settle.
- But to see, I felt so sorry for Tokyo, I don't think it was their fault.
- People are buying up food and water in in Tokyo, in other cities.
- We we did O, we did Tokyo and Osaka.
- So I think he's got properties in Budapest and Tokyo and Las Vegas.
- I went to the one in Tokyo, and I felt like a burden.
Examples
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One of the top ten must-see spots in all of Tokyo!
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I'd also like to introduce you to Detective Netah from Tokyo.
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Do you know what time it is in Tokyo right now?
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You said if you could close this deal in Tokyo, you and Mark would be set.
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And so I was in Tokyo for the World Rugby Tour Cup.
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Today is our last full day in Tokyo and we're off to Shibuya.
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They come to Tokyo every summer, the whole squad.
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There are nonstop flights from Seattle to Tokyo; make two reservations and pay for them in cash.
Fiction book (1994) -
On January 24, 1971, returning to Tokyo, On Kawara subtitles that day's painting in Esperanto.
Academic text (1999) -
The bustling metropolis of Tokyo is renowned for its unique blend of tradition and modernity.
Synonyms
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An older spelling of the name Tokyo, the capital city of Japan
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Tokyo comes from Japanese and means 'eastern capital': Tō 'east' and kyō 'capital'. It was named when the capital moved east from Kyoto, so the name shows why Tokyo is Japan's capital and largest city.