evangelist in Japanese
evangelist in Japanese is 伝道者, 福音の伝道者 — evangelist means a person who preaches the Christian gospel, especially one who travels to hold public meetings and win converts.
evangelist in Japanese
What does "evangelist" mean?
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noun A person who preaches the Christian gospel, especially one who travels to hold public meetings and win converts.
"The evangelist drew crowds of thousands to the stadium."
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noun An enthusiastic advocate who works to persuade others to adopt a product, idea or technology.
"She was hired as a developer evangelist for the platform."
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noun Any of the four writers traditionally credited with the New Testament gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
"The four evangelists are shown at the corners of the panel."
evangelist in a sentence
- The evangelist drew crowds of thousands to the stadium.
- He began as a street evangelist in Manchester.
- She was hired as a developer evangelist for the platform.
- He is an evangelist for four-day working weeks.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "evangelist" in Japanese?
"evangelist" in Japanese is 伝道者, 福音の伝道者. evangelist means: A person who preaches the Christian gospel, especially one who travels to hold public meetings and win converts.
How do you pronounce 伝道者?
"evangelist" in Japanese is 伝道者, pronounced "dendōsha".
How do you use "evangelist" in a sentence?
Example: "The evangelist drew crowds of thousands to the stadium." In Japanese, "evangelist" is 伝道者, 福音の伝道者.
Are there other ways to say "evangelist" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "evangelist": 伝道者, 福音の伝道者.