ニンズウ
Meanings
Noun
1. the number of people
Why is the number of people different?
2. many people; a large number of people
We have numbers on our side.
Pitch accent
ニ
ンズウ
Used in vocabulary (9 in total)
large number of people
per-capita division; division according to the number of people
small number of people
Examples (19 in total)
Why is the number of people different?
We have numbers on our side.
Perhaps there are not enough people.
How many people attended the meeting?
This time, there are more people than before.
I divided the price of the cake by the number of people.
But then we won't have enough people.
The small number of people also had a positive effect.
A large number of people rushed in.
Is the number of people around forty?
This carriage can accommodate quite a number of people.
It seems they ignore the differences in the number of people per class.
The number of people is gradually decreasing, and only a few remain.
The number of people who came to the funeral shows my grandfather's influence.
On such a small island, there are only this many people.
Allen, the total number of residents is about three hundred.
If the number of people increases further, it will become necessary to divide the department.
Naturally, if this many people descend on the village, there will be chaos there too.
To make matters worse, since two classes are combined, there are quite a few people on the field.