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doping in Japanese

doping in Japanese is ドーピング, ドーパント — doping means the use of banned drugs to improve performance in sports.

doping in Japanese

ドーピング
noun
Pronounced: dōpingu
(sports) The use of drugs to improve athletic performance.
ドーパント
noun
Pronounced: dōpanto
The addition of small quantities of an element (a dopant) to a semiconductor to change its characteristics.

What does "doping" mean?

  1. noun The use of banned drugs to improve performance in sports.
    "The cycling team promised to run strict tests to stop doping among its riders."
  2. noun (materials science) The process of adding small amounts of an element to a semiconductor to alter its properties.
    "Through careful doping, engineers can make a silicon chip conduct electricity much better."
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doping in a sentence

  • The cycling team promised to run strict tests to stop doping among its riders.
  • Fans were upset to learn that doping had helped the champion win.
  • Through careful doping, engineers can make a silicon chip conduct electricity much better.
  • The lab report explained how doping changes the electrical behavior of a crystal.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "doping" in Japanese?
"doping" in Japanese is ドーピング, ドーパント. doping means: The use of banned drugs to improve performance in sports.
How do you pronounce ドーピング?
"doping" in Japanese is ドーピング, pronounced "dōpingu".
How do you use "doping" in a sentence?
Example: "The cycling team promised to run strict tests to stop doping among its riders." In Japanese, "doping" is ドーピング, ドーパント.
Are there other ways to say "doping" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "doping": ドーピング, ドーパント.
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