casual in Japanese
casual in Japanese is 偶然, 非正規雇用, 思い掛けない — casual means relaxed and informal, especially in style, manner, or dress.
casual in Japanese
What does "casual" mean?
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adj Relaxed and informal, especially in style, manner, or dress.
"The office has a casual dress code on Fridays."
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adj Happening occasionally or without a fixed pattern; not regular or permanent.
"He worked casual shifts at the warehouse over the summer."
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noun A worker employed irregularly rather than as a permanent staff member.
"The cafe hires casuals during the busy tourist season."
casual in a sentence
- The office has a casual dress code on Fridays.
- She gave a casual shrug and changed the subject.
- He worked casual shifts at the warehouse over the summer.
- The cafe hires casuals during the busy tourist season.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "casual" in Japanese?
"casual" in Japanese is 偶然, 非正規雇用, 思い掛けない. casual means: Relaxed and informal, especially in style, manner, or dress.
How do you pronounce 偶然?
"casual" in Japanese is 偶然, pronounced "guuzen".
How do you use "casual" in a sentence?
Example: "The office has a casual dress code on Fridays." In Japanese, "casual" is 偶然, 非正規雇用, 思い掛けない.
Are there other ways to say "casual" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 7 translations listed for "casual": 偶然, 非正規雇用, 思い掛けない, カジュアル, 普段, 楽.