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analyst in Japanese

analyst in Japanese is アナリスト, 分析家, 分析者 — analyst means a person whose job is to study data, systems, or situations closely and draw conclusions from them.

analyst in Japanese

アナリスト
noun
Pronounced: anarisuto
分析家
noun
Pronounced: bunsekika
分析者
noun
Pronounced: bunsekisha
精神分析学者
noun
Pronounced: seishinbunsekigakusha
(psychiatry) A practitioner of psychoanalysis.

What does "analyst" mean?

  1. noun A person whose job is to study data, systems, or situations closely and draw conclusions from them.
    "The data analyst spotted a pattern in the customer figures."
  2. noun A psychoanalyst.
    "He told his analyst about a recurring dream from childhood."
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analyst in a sentence

  • The data analyst spotted a pattern in the customer figures.
  • The financial analyst recommended selling the stock.
  • He told his analyst about a recurring dream from childhood.
  • After years of therapy, she trained to become an analyst herself.

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What is "analyst" in Japanese?
"analyst" in Japanese is アナリスト, 分析家, 分析者. analyst means: A person whose job is to study data, systems, or situations closely and draw conclusions from them.
How do you pronounce アナリスト?
"analyst" in Japanese is アナリスト, pronounced "anarisuto".
How do you use "analyst" in a sentence?
Example: "The data analyst spotted a pattern in the customer figures." In Japanese, "analyst" is アナリスト, 分析家, 分析者.
Are there other ways to say "analyst" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "analyst": アナリスト, 分析家, 分析者, 精神分析学者.
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