bullish in Japanese
bullish in Japanese is 強気 — bullish means expecting the price of shares, a currency or another asset to rise, or reflecting that expectation.
bullish in Japanese
強気
Pronounced: tsuyoki
(stock market, of the price of financial instruments) Characterized by rising value.
What does "bullish" mean?
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adjective Expecting the price of shares, a currency or another asset to rise, or reflecting that expectation.
"Analysts turned bullish on the airline after a record summer of bookings."
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adjective Confident and positive about how something will turn out.
"She is bullish about the team's chances of promotion."
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bullish in a sentence
- Analysts turned bullish on the airline after a record summer of bookings.
- The bullish mood pushed the index to a five-year high.
- She is bullish about the team's chances of promotion.
- Management remains bullish on hiring despite the slowdown.
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What is "bullish" in Japanese?
"bullish" in Japanese is 強気. bullish means: Expecting the price of shares, a currency or another asset to rise, or reflecting that expectation.
How do you pronounce 強気?
"bullish" in Japanese is 強気, pronounced "tsuyoki".
How do you use "bullish" in a sentence?
Example: "Analysts turned bullish on the airline after a record summer of bookings." In Japanese, "bullish" is 強気.
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