ad hoc in Japanese
ad hoc in Japanese is このために, 臨時 — ad hoc means created or done for one particular purpose only, rather than planned in advance or intended to last.
ad hoc in Japanese
このために
Pronounced: konotameni
For a particular purpose.
臨時
Pronounced: rinji
For a particular purpose.
What does "ad hoc" mean?
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adjective Created or done for one particular purpose only, rather than planned in advance or intended to last.
"An ad hoc committee was set up to handle the complaint."
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adverb In a way that addresses only the case at hand.
"Decisions were taken ad hoc."
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ad hoc in a sentence
- An ad hoc committee was set up to handle the complaint.
- Cover was arranged on an ad hoc basis.
- Decisions were taken ad hoc.
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What is "ad hoc" in Japanese?
"ad hoc" in Japanese is このために, 臨時. ad hoc means: Created or done for one particular purpose only, rather than planned in advance or intended to last.
How do you pronounce このために?
"ad hoc" in Japanese is このために, pronounced "konotameni".
How do you use "ad hoc" in a sentence?
Example: "An ad hoc committee was set up to handle the complaint." In Japanese, "ad hoc" is このために, 臨時.
Are there other ways to say "ad hoc" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "ad hoc": このために, 臨時.
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