eligible in Japanese
eligible in Japanese is 有資格, 適任, 選ぶ — eligible means meeting the requirements needed to take part in, apply for, or receive something.
eligible in Japanese
有資格
Pronounced: yuushikaku
適任
Pronounced: tekinin
選ぶ
Pronounced: erabu
有資格者
Pronounced: yuushikakusha
One who is eligible.
What does "eligible" mean?
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adj Meeting the requirements needed to take part in, apply for, or receive something.
"Only members who have paid their fees are eligible to take part in the quiz."
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adj Considered a good or desirable candidate for marriage.
"Her aunt kept hoping to find an eligible young man for her."
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eligible in a sentence
- Only members who have paid their fees are eligible to take part in the quiz.
- You must be over 18 to be eligible to vote.
- Her aunt kept hoping to find an eligible young man for her.
- The village gossips called him the most eligible widower for miles around.
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What is "eligible" in Japanese?
"eligible" in Japanese is 有資格, 適任, 選ぶ. eligible means: Meeting the requirements needed to take part in, apply for, or receive something.
How do you pronounce 有資格?
"eligible" in Japanese is 有資格, pronounced "yuushikaku".
How do you use "eligible" in a sentence?
Example: "Only members who have paid their fees are eligible to take part in the quiz." In Japanese, "eligible" is 有資格, 適任, 選ぶ.
Are there other ways to say "eligible" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "eligible": 有資格, 適任, 選ぶ, 有資格者.
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