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.
"Eating that wild mushroom could have been fatal if he had not gone to hospital."
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adj Causing serious harm, ruin, or failure, especially to a plan or process.
"Failing to book the venue in time was a fatal mistake for the event."
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fatal in a sentence
- Eating that wild mushroom could have been fatal if he had not gone to hospital.
- The crash resulted in a fatal injury to the driver.
- Failing to book the venue in time was a fatal mistake for the event.
- One careless decision proved fatal to the whole project.
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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: "Eating that wild mushroom could have been fatal if he had not gone to hospital." 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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