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critical in Japanese

critical in Japanese is 批判的, 危うい, 危ない — critical means extremely important, often because a lot depends on it.

critical in Japanese

批判的
adj
Pronounced: hihanteki
Inclined to find fault or criticize.
危うい
adj
Pronounced: ayaui
危ない
adj
Pronounced: abunai
危殆
adj
Pronounced: kitai

What does "critical" mean?

  1. adj Extremely important, often because a lot depends on it.
    "Getting enough sleep is critical for good health."
  2. adj Expressing disapproval or finding fault.
    "He was very critical of the new policy."
  3. adj In a dangerous or unstable medical condition.
    "The patient was rushed to intensive care in critical condition."
  4. adj Relating to careful analysis or evaluation, especially of literature or art.
    "The essay offers a critical reading of the novel."
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critical in a sentence

  • Getting enough sleep is critical for good health.
  • He was very critical of the new policy.
  • The patient was rushed to intensive care in critical condition.
  • The essay offers a critical reading of the novel.

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What is "critical" in Japanese?

"critical" in Japanese is 批判的, 危うい, 危ない. critical means: Extremely important, often because a lot depends on it.

How do you pronounce 批判的?

"critical" in Japanese is 批判的, pronounced "hihanteki".

How do you use "critical" in a sentence?

Example: "Getting enough sleep is critical for good health." In Japanese, "critical" is 批判的, 危うい, 危ない.

Are there other ways to say "critical" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "critical": 批判的, 危うい, 危ない, 危殆.

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