deafness in Japanese
deafness in Japanese is 難聴 — deafness means the condition of being unable, or only partly able, to hear.
deafness in Japanese
難聴
Pronounced: nanchō
The condition of being deaf; the lack or loss of the ability to hear.
What does "deafness" mean?
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noun The condition of being unable, or only partly able, to hear.
"Her deafness developed gradually over several decades."
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noun A refusal to acknowledge or notice an obvious problem.
"His deafness to criticism eventually cost him the job."
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deafness in a sentence
- Her deafness developed gradually over several decades.
- Childhood deafness can affect how a person learns language.
- His deafness to criticism eventually cost him the job.
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What is "deafness" in Japanese?
"deafness" in Japanese is 難聴. deafness means: The condition of being unable, or only partly able, to hear.
How do you pronounce 難聴?
"deafness" in Japanese is 難聴, pronounced "nanchō".
How do you use "deafness" in a sentence?
Example: "Her deafness developed gradually over several decades." In Japanese, "deafness" is 難聴.
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