contingent in Japanese
contingent in Japanese is 偶然 — contingent means dependent on something else that is uncertain; conditional.
contingent in Japanese
偶然
Pronounced: guuzen
Possible or liable, but not certain, to occur.
What does "contingent" mean?
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adj Dependent on something else that is uncertain; conditional.
"Her promotion is contingent on the project's success."
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noun A group representing a larger body, such as troops or delegates sent to an event.
"A large contingent of protesters gathered outside the courthouse."
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contingent in a sentence
- Her promotion is contingent on the project's success.
- A large contingent of protesters gathered outside the courthouse.
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What is "contingent" in Japanese?
"contingent" in Japanese is 偶然. contingent means: Dependent on something else that is uncertain; conditional.
How do you pronounce 偶然?
"contingent" in Japanese is 偶然, pronounced "guuzen".
How do you use "contingent" in a sentence?
Example: "Her promotion is contingent on the project's success." In Japanese, "contingent" is 偶然.
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