harassment in Japanese
harassment in Japanese is 嫌がらせ — harassment means repeated unwanted behavior intended to disturb, intimidate, or upset someone.
harassment in Japanese
嫌がらせ
Pronounced: iyagarase
Persistent attacks and criticism causing worry and distress.
What does "harassment" mean?
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noun Repeated unwanted behavior intended to disturb, intimidate, or upset someone.
"The company was sued for failing to act on harassment complaints."
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harassment in a sentence
- The company was sued for failing to act on harassment complaints.
- Workplace harassment can take many forms, from comments to physical threats.
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What is "harassment" in Japanese?
"harassment" in Japanese is 嫌がらせ. harassment means: Repeated unwanted behavior intended to disturb, intimidate, or upset someone.
How do you pronounce 嫌がらせ?
"harassment" in Japanese is 嫌がらせ, pronounced "iyagarase".
How do you use "harassment" in a sentence?
Example: "The company was sued for failing to act on harassment complaints." In Japanese, "harassment" is 嫌がらせ.
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