demanding in Japanese
demanding in Japanese is きつい — demanding means requiring a lot of effort, skill, or patience.
demanding in Japanese
きつい
Pronounced: kitsui
Requiring much endurance, strength, or patience.
What does "demanding" mean?
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adjective Requiring a lot of effort, skill, or patience.
"This bike is built to withstand even the most demanding terrain."
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adjective Expecting a high standard from others and not easily satisfied.
"The chef was a demanding man who sent dishes back if they were slightly cold."
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demanding in a sentence
- This bike is built to withstand even the most demanding terrain.
- Training for a marathon is a demanding task that takes months of discipline.
- The chef was a demanding man who sent dishes back if they were slightly cold.
- Our demanding customers expect an answer within the hour.
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What is "demanding" in Japanese?
"demanding" in Japanese is きつい. demanding means: Requiring a lot of effort, skill, or patience.
How do you pronounce きつい?
"demanding" in Japanese is きつい, pronounced "kitsui".
How do you use "demanding" in a sentence?
Example: "Training for a marathon is a demanding task that takes months of discipline." In Japanese, "demanding" is きつい.
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