arguably in Chinese
arguably in Chinese is 也许 — arguably means based on reasonable evidence or argument, though not beyond dispute.
arguably in Chinese
也许
Pronounced: yě xǔ
As can be supported or proven by sound logical deduction, evidence, and precedent, but without absolute certainty.
What does "arguably" mean?
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adverb Based on reasonable evidence or argument, though not beyond dispute.
"She is arguably the best violinist of her generation."
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arguably in a sentence
- She is arguably the best violinist of her generation.
- This is arguably the most important decision the company has made in years.
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What is "arguably" in Chinese?
"arguably" in Chinese is 也许. arguably means: Based on reasonable evidence or argument, though not beyond dispute.
How do you pronounce 也许?
"arguably" in Chinese is 也许, pronounced "yě xǔ".
How do you use "arguably" in a sentence?
Example: "She is arguably the best violinist of her generation." In Chinese, "arguably" is 也许.
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