frustration in Japanese
frustration in Japanese is 挫折, フラストレーション — frustration means a feeling of annoyance or distress caused by being unable to do or achieve something.
frustration in Japanese
挫折
Pronounced: zasetsu
The feeling of annoyance at impossibility from resistance or inability to achieve something.
挫折
Pronounced: zasetsu
The act of frustrating, or the state, or an instance of being frustrated.
フラストレーション
Pronounced: furasutorēshon
The act of frustrating, or the state, or an instance of being frustrated.
What does "frustration" mean?
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noun A feeling of annoyance or distress caused by being unable to do or achieve something.
"Tears of frustration filled her eyes when the computer crashed again."
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noun Something that causes this feeling.
"Slow internet is a daily frustration for people living in remote villages."
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frustration in a sentence
- Tears of frustration filled her eyes when the computer crashed again.
- His frustration grew as the traffic barely moved.
- Slow internet is a daily frustration for people living in remote villages.
- Among my biggest frustrations as a parent is getting the children out of bed.
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What is "frustration" in Japanese?
"frustration" in Japanese is 挫折, フラストレーション. frustration means: A feeling of annoyance or distress caused by being unable to do or achieve something.
How do you pronounce 挫折?
"frustration" in Japanese is 挫折, pronounced "zasetsu".
How do you use "frustration" in a sentence?
Example: "Tears of frustration filled her eyes when the computer crashed again." In Japanese, "frustration" is 挫折, フラストレーション.
Are there other ways to say "frustration" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "frustration": 挫折, フラストレーション.
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