ambivalent in Japanese
ambivalent in Japanese is どっちつかず — ambivalent means having mixed or contradictory feelings about someone or something.
ambivalent in Japanese
どっちつかず
Pronounced: dotchitsukazu
Simultaneously experiencing or expressing opposing or contradictory feelings, beliefs, motivations, or meanings.
What does "ambivalent" mean?
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adj Having mixed or contradictory feelings about someone or something.
"He felt ambivalent about the promotion — excited but also anxious about the extra hours."
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ambivalent in a sentence
- He felt ambivalent about the promotion — excited but also anxious about the extra hours.
- She's ambivalent about moving abroad; part of her wants to go, part doesn't.
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What is "ambivalent" in Japanese?
"ambivalent" in Japanese is どっちつかず. ambivalent means: Having mixed or contradictory feelings about someone or something.
How do you pronounce どっちつかず?
"ambivalent" in Japanese is どっちつかず, pronounced "dotchitsukazu".
How do you use "ambivalent" in a sentence?
Example: "He felt ambivalent about the promotion — excited but also anxious about the extra hours." In Japanese, "ambivalent" is どっちつかず.
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