ambitious in Japanese
ambitious in Japanese is 野心的 — ambitious means having a strong desire for success, power, or achievement.
ambitious in Japanese
野心的
Pronounced: yashinteki
(of a person or their character) Having or showing ambition; wanting a lot of power, honor, respect, superiority, or other distinction.
What does "ambitious" mean?
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adj Having a strong desire for success, power, or achievement.
"She's an ambitious young lawyer determined to make partner within a decade."
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adj Requiring great effort or resources to accomplish; large in scope.
"The city launched an ambitious plan to rebuild the entire waterfront."
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ambitious in a sentence
- She's an ambitious young lawyer determined to make partner within a decade.
- The city launched an ambitious plan to rebuild the entire waterfront.
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What is "ambitious" in Japanese?
"ambitious" in Japanese is 野心的. ambitious means: Having a strong desire for success, power, or achievement.
How do you pronounce 野心的?
"ambitious" in Japanese is 野心的, pronounced "yashinteki".
How do you use "ambitious" in a sentence?
Example: "She's an ambitious young lawyer determined to make partner within a decade." In Japanese, "ambitious" is 野心的.
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