downsizing in Japanese
downsizing in Japanese is ダウンサイジング, リストラ — downsizing means the act of reducing the size of a company's workforce, often to cut costs.
downsizing in Japanese
ダウンサイジング
Pronounced: daunsaijingu
An act in which a company downsizes or is downsized.
リストラ
Pronounced: risutora
An act in which a company downsizes or is downsized.
What does "downsizing" mean?
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noun The act of reducing the size of a company's workforce, often to cut costs.
"The downsizing led to hundreds of layoffs."
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noun The act of moving to a smaller home or reducing possessions.
"After the kids moved out, they started downsizing."
downsizing in a sentence
- The downsizing led to hundreds of layoffs.
- After the kids moved out, they started downsizing.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "downsizing" in Japanese?
"downsizing" in Japanese is ダウンサイジング, リストラ. downsizing means: The act of reducing the size of a company's workforce, often to cut costs.
How do you pronounce ダウンサイジング?
"downsizing" in Japanese is ダウンサイジング, pronounced "daunsaijingu".
How do you use "downsizing" in a sentence?
Example: "The downsizing led to hundreds of layoffs." In Japanese, "downsizing" is ダウンサイジング, リストラ.
Are there other ways to say "downsizing" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "downsizing": ダウンサイジング, リストラ.
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