inactive in Japanese
inactive in Japanese is つまらない, 不活発, 休止中 — inactive means not currently active or in use, whether for a short time or permanently.
inactive in Japanese
つまらない
Pronounced: tsumaranai
Not active, temporarily or permanently.
不活発
Pronounced: fukappatsu
Not active, temporarily or permanently.
休止中
Not active, temporarily or permanently.
What does "inactive" mean?
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adjective Not currently active or in use, whether for a short time or permanently.
"The account has been inactive for over a year."
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adjective Not physically active; not getting exercise.
"Sitting at a desk all day left him feeling inactive and sluggish."
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adjective No longer working or functioning properly.
"The old volcano has been inactive for centuries."
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inactive in a sentence
- The account has been inactive for over a year.
- Sitting at a desk all day left him feeling inactive and sluggish.
- The old volcano has been inactive for centuries.
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What is "inactive" in Japanese?
"inactive" in Japanese is つまらない, 不活発, 休止中. inactive means: Not currently active or in use, whether for a short time or permanently.
How do you pronounce つまらない?
"inactive" in Japanese is つまらない, pronounced "tsumaranai".
How do you use "inactive" in a sentence?
Example: "The account has been inactive for over a year." In Japanese, "inactive" is つまらない, 不活発, 休止中.
Are there other ways to say "inactive" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "inactive": つまらない, 不活発, 休止中.
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