increment in Japanese
increment in Japanese is 増分, 増加分, 増加量 — increment means the process of growing bigger or increasing.
increment in Japanese
増分
Pronounced: zōbun
増加分
Pronounced: zōkabun
増加量
Pronounced: zōkaryō
増す
Pronounced: masu
(intransitive, transitive) To increase by steps or by a step, especially by one.
What does "increment" mean?
- noun The process of growing bigger or increasing.
- noun The size of an increase; how much something has gone up by.
- noun A figure of speech that builds up a series of related points one after another without a single climax.
- noun The extra time added to a chess player's clock after each move.
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What is "increment" in Japanese?
"increment" in Japanese is 増分, 増加分, 増加量. increment means: The process of growing bigger or increasing.
How do you pronounce 増分?
"increment" in Japanese is 増分, pronounced "zōbun".
Are there other ways to say "increment" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "increment": 増分, 増加分, 増加量, 増す.
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