fatal in Japanese
fatal in Japanese is 宿命的, 命取り, 致死 — fatal means causing death.
fatal in Japanese
宿命的
Pronounced: shukumeiteki
(rare, archaic) Proceeding from, or appointed by, fate or destiny.
命取り
Pronounced: inochitori
Causing death or destruction.
致死
Pronounced: chishi
Causing death or destruction.
What does "fatal" mean?
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adj Causing death.
"The crash resulted in a fatal injury to the driver."
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adj Causing serious harm, ruin, or failure, especially to a plan or process.
"The bug turned out to be a fatal flaw in the whole system design."
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fatal in a sentence
- The crash resulted in a fatal injury to the driver.
- A fatal dose of the poison had been mixed into his drink.
- The bug turned out to be a fatal flaw in the whole system design.
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What is "fatal" in Japanese?
"fatal" in Japanese is 宿命的, 命取り, 致死. fatal means: Causing death.
How do you pronounce 宿命的?
"fatal" in Japanese is 宿命的, pronounced "shukumeiteki".
How do you use "fatal" in a sentence?
Example: "The crash resulted in a fatal injury to the driver." In Japanese, "fatal" is 宿命的, 命取り, 致死.
Are there other ways to say "fatal" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "fatal": 宿命的, 命取り, 致死.
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