elide in Japanese
elide in Japanese is 抜かす, 省略, 融合 — elide means to leave out or omit something.
elide in Japanese
抜かす
Pronounced: nukasu
To leave out or omit (something).
省略
Pronounced: shōryaku
To leave out or omit (something).
融合
Pronounced: yuugō
To conflate; to smear together; to blur the distinction between.
What does "elide" mean?
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verb To leave out or omit something.
"The editor decided to elide the final paragraph."
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verb In linguistics, to cut off a vowel or a syllable when speaking.
"Many speakers elide the middle vowel when they say the word "chocolate"."
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elide in a sentence
- The editor decided to elide the final paragraph.
- The report elides several awkward details about the delay.
- Many speakers elide the middle vowel when they say the word "chocolate".
- In fast speech the final sound of a word may be elided.
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What is "elide" in Japanese?
"elide" in Japanese is 抜かす, 省略, 融合. elide means: To leave out or omit something.
How do you pronounce 抜かす?
"elide" in Japanese is 抜かす, pronounced "nukasu".
How do you use "elide" in a sentence?
Example: "The editor decided to elide the final paragraph." In Japanese, "elide" is 抜かす, 省略, 融合.
Are there other ways to say "elide" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "elide": 抜かす, 省略, 融合.
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