criticize in Japanese
criticize in Japanese is 批判, 非難, 批評 — criticize means to point out faults or problems in something or someone.
criticize in Japanese
批判
Pronounced: hihan
To find fault (with something).
非難
Pronounced: hinan
To find fault (with something).
批評
Pronounced: hihyō
To evaluate (something), assessing its merits and faults.
What does "criticize" mean?
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verb To point out faults or problems in something or someone.
"The coach criticized the team's poor defense."
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criticize in a sentence
- The coach criticized the team's poor defense.
- Don't criticize her work until you've heard the whole story.
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What is "criticize" in Japanese?
"criticize" in Japanese is 批判, 非難, 批評. criticize means: To point out faults or problems in something or someone.
How do you pronounce 批判?
"criticize" in Japanese is 批判, pronounced "hihan".
How do you use "criticize" in a sentence?
Example: "The coach criticized the team's poor defense." In Japanese, "criticize" is 批判, 非難, 批評.
Are there other ways to say "criticize" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "criticize": 批判, 非難, 批評.
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