dependency in Japanese
dependency in Japanese is 付属品, 属国, 属領 — dependency means a strong reliance on someone or something, especially a habit-forming substance.
dependency in Japanese
付属品
Pronounced: fuzokuhin
Something dependent on, or subordinate to, something else:
属国
Pronounced: zokkoku
A colony, or a territory subject to rule by an external power.
属領
Pronounced: zokuryō
A colony, or a territory subject to rule by an external power.
What does "dependency" mean?
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noun A strong reliance on someone or something, especially a habit-forming substance.
"The clinic specialises in treating alcohol dependency."
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noun A territory that is governed or controlled by another country.
"The island remains a dependency of the United Kingdom."
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noun In computing, a piece of software or code that another program relies on to function.
"Updating the library broke several other dependencies in the project."
dependency in a sentence
- The clinic specialises in treating alcohol dependency.
- The island remains a dependency of the United Kingdom.
- Updating the library broke several other dependencies in the project.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "dependency" in Japanese?
"dependency" in Japanese is 付属品, 属国, 属領. dependency means: A strong reliance on someone or something, especially a habit-forming substance.
How do you pronounce 付属品?
"dependency" in Japanese is 付属品, pronounced "fuzokuhin".
How do you use "dependency" in a sentence?
Example: "The clinic specialises in treating alcohol dependency." In Japanese, "dependency" is 付属品, 属国, 属領.
Are there other ways to say "dependency" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "dependency": 付属品, 属国, 属領.
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