fruitless in Japanese
fruitless in Japanese is 不毛 — fruitless means producing no useful result; unsuccessful.
fruitless in Japanese
不毛
Pronounced: fumō
(figuratively) Unproductive, useless.
What does "fruitless" mean?
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adjective Producing no useful result; unsuccessful.
"They spent a fruitless afternoon searching for the missing keys."
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adjective Bearing no fruit.
"The old tree in the yard has been fruitless for years."
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fruitless in a sentence
- They spent a fruitless afternoon searching for the missing keys.
- His attempts to reach customer service were fruitless.
- The old tree in the yard has been fruitless for years.
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What is "fruitless" in Japanese?
"fruitless" in Japanese is 不毛. fruitless means: Producing no useful result; unsuccessful.
How do you pronounce 不毛?
"fruitless" in Japanese is 不毛, pronounced "fumō".
How do you use "fruitless" in a sentence?
Example: "They spent a fruitless afternoon searching for the missing keys." In Japanese, "fruitless" is 不毛.
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