constructive in Japanese
constructive in Japanese is 建設的, 推定上, 見做す — constructive means helpful and useful, especially in offering solutions or improvements rather than just criticism.
constructive in Japanese
建設的
Pronounced: kensetsuteki
推定上
見做す
Pronounced: minasu
What does "constructive" mean?
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adj Helpful and useful, especially in offering solutions or improvements rather than just criticism.
"She gave constructive feedback that actually helped him improve the essay."
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adj Legally treated as existing or having happened, even though it wasn't stated directly.
"The court found the employee had suffered constructive dismissal."
constructive in a sentence
- She gave constructive feedback that actually helped him improve the essay.
- Let's keep this meeting constructive instead of just complaining.
- The court found the employee had suffered constructive dismissal.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "constructive" in Japanese?
"constructive" in Japanese is 建設的, 推定上, 見做す. constructive means: Helpful and useful, especially in offering solutions or improvements rather than just criticism.
How do you pronounce 建設的?
"constructive" in Japanese is 建設的, pronounced "kensetsuteki".
How do you use "constructive" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave constructive feedback that actually helped him improve the essay." In Japanese, "constructive" is 建設的, 推定上, 見做す.
Are there other ways to say "constructive" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "constructive": 建設的, 推定上, 見做す.
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