apt in Japanese
apt in Japanese is 適切, 利発 — apt means suitable or fitting for the situation.
apt in Japanese
適切
Pronounced: tekisetsu
Suitable; appropriate; fit or fitted; suited.
利発
Pronounced: rihatsu
Ready; especially fitted or qualified (to do something); quick to learn.
What does "apt" mean?
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adj Suitable or fitting for the situation.
"That's an apt description of the problem."
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adj Likely to do something; having a tendency to.
"He's apt to forget names when he's nervous."
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adj Quick to learn; naturally skilled.
"She's an apt student who picks up new languages fast."
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apt in a sentence
- That's an apt description of the problem.
- He's apt to forget names when he's nervous.
- She's an apt student who picks up new languages fast.
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What is "apt" in Japanese?
"apt" in Japanese is 適切, 利発. apt means: Suitable or fitting for the situation.
How do you pronounce 適切?
"apt" in Japanese is 適切, pronounced "tekisetsu".
How do you use "apt" in a sentence?
Example: "That's an apt description of the problem." In Japanese, "apt" is 適切, 利発.
Are there other ways to say "apt" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "apt": 適切, 利発.
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