disservice in Japanese
disservice in Japanese is ひどい仕打ち — disservice means an action that causes harm, especially one that was meant or expected to help.
disservice in Japanese
ひどい仕打ち
Pronounced: hidoishiuchi
Service that results in harm; an (intentionally or unintentionally) unhelpful, harmful action.
What does "disservice" mean?
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noun An action that causes harm, especially one that was meant or expected to help.
"Ignoring the warning signs did a disservice to the whole team."
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disservice in a sentence
- Ignoring the warning signs did a disservice to the whole team.
- The article does a disservice to readers by oversimplifying the science.
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What is "disservice" in Japanese?
"disservice" in Japanese is ひどい仕打ち. disservice means: An action that causes harm, especially one that was meant or expected to help.
How do you pronounce ひどい仕打ち?
"disservice" in Japanese is ひどい仕打ち, pronounced "hidoishiuchi".
How do you use "disservice" in a sentence?
Example: "Ignoring the warning signs did a disservice to the whole team." In Japanese, "disservice" is ひどい仕打ち.
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