indication in Japanese
indication in Japanese is 符号, 記号 — indication means a sign or piece of evidence that shows something exists or is likely.
indication in Japanese
符号
Pronounced: fugō
(rare) A mark or another symbol used to represent something.
記号
Pronounced: kigō
(rare) A mark or another symbol used to represent something.
What does "indication" mean?
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noun A sign or piece of evidence that shows something exists or is likely.
"Her smile was a clear indication that the interview had gone well."
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indication in a sentence
- Her smile was a clear indication that the interview had gone well.
- There was no indication that anything was wrong.
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What is "indication" in Japanese?
"indication" in Japanese is 符号, 記号. indication means: A sign or piece of evidence that shows something exists or is likely.
How do you pronounce 符号?
"indication" in Japanese is 符号, pronounced "fugō".
How do you use "indication" in a sentence?
Example: "Her smile was a clear indication that the interview had gone well." In Japanese, "indication" is 符号, 記号.
Are there other ways to say "indication" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "indication": 符号, 記号.
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