apprehension in Japanese
apprehension in Japanese is 捕捉 — apprehension means a worried feeling that something bad might happen; anxiety about the future.
apprehension in Japanese
捕捉
Pronounced: hosoku
(legal) The act of seizing or taking by legal process; arrest.
What does "apprehension" mean?
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noun A worried feeling that something bad might happen; anxiety about the future.
"She felt a growing sense of apprehension as the exam approached."
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noun The act of catching or arresting someone.
"The apprehension of the suspect took place at the airport."
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noun Basic understanding or grasp of an idea.
"His apprehension of the material improved after the extra lessons."
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apprehension in a sentence
- She felt a growing sense of apprehension as the exam approached.
- There was some apprehension among staff about the merger.
- The apprehension of the suspect took place at the airport.
- His apprehension of the material improved after the extra lessons.
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What is "apprehension" in Japanese?
"apprehension" in Japanese is 捕捉. apprehension means: A worried feeling that something bad might happen; anxiety about the future.
How do you pronounce 捕捉?
"apprehension" in Japanese is 捕捉, pronounced "hosoku".
How do you use "apprehension" in a sentence?
Example: "She felt a growing sense of apprehension as the exam approached." In Japanese, "apprehension" is 捕捉.
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