disability in Japanese
disability in Japanese is 障害 — disability means a physical or mental condition that significantly limits a person's abilities or functioning.
disability in Japanese
障害
Pronounced: shōgai
(uncountable) The state of having such a condition; the state of being disabled.
What does "disability" mean?
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noun A physical or mental condition that significantly limits a person's abilities or functioning.
"The building added ramps to accommodate people with a disability."
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noun Regular payments made to someone who cannot work because of such a condition, usually from the government or an insurer.
"He has been on disability since the accident."
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disability in a sentence
- The building added ramps to accommodate people with a disability.
- She has spoken publicly about living with a disability since childhood.
- He has been on disability since the accident.
- She applied for disability after her surgery left her unable to work.
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What is "disability" in Japanese?
"disability" in Japanese is 障害. disability means: A physical or mental condition that significantly limits a person's abilities or functioning.
How do you pronounce 障害?
"disability" in Japanese is 障害, pronounced "shōgai".
How do you use "disability" in a sentence?
Example: "The building added ramps to accommodate people with a disability." In Japanese, "disability" is 障害.
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