in short in Japanese
in short in Japanese is 要するに — in short means used to introduce a brief summary of what has just been said or is about to be explained.
in short in Japanese
要するに
Pronounced: yōsuruni
As a summary; as a shortened version of what has been told or what would have been told.
What does "in short" mean?
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adverb Used to introduce a brief summary of what has just been said or is about to be explained.
"The costs rose, the deadline slipped and the client walked. In short, it was a disaster."
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in short in a sentence
- The costs rose, the deadline slipped and the client walked. In short, it was a disaster.
- In short, nobody knows what happens next.
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What is "in short" in Japanese?
"in short" in Japanese is 要するに. in short means: Used to introduce a brief summary of what has just been said or is about to be explained.
How do you pronounce 要するに?
"in short" in Japanese is 要するに, pronounced "yōsuruni".
How do you use "in short" in a sentence?
Example: "The costs rose, the deadline slipped and the client walked. In short, it was a disaster." In Japanese, "in short" is 要するに.
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