input in Japanese
input in Japanese is インプット, 入力, インプットする — input means information, ideas, or effort contributed toward something.
input in Japanese
インプット
Pronounced: inputto
Data fed into a process with the intention of it shaping or affecting the output of that process.
入力
Pronounced: nyuuryoku
Data fed into a process with the intention of it shaping or affecting the output of that process.
インプットする
Pronounced: inputtosuru
(transitive) To enter data.
入力
Pronounced: nyuuryoku
(transitive) To enter data.
What does "input" mean?
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noun Information, ideas, or effort contributed toward something.
"We would love your input before we finalize the design."
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noun Data or signals fed into a system, device, or process.
"The program produces different output depending on the input it receives."
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verb To enter data into a computer or system.
"Please input your details into the form below."
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input in a sentence
- We would love your input before we finalize the design.
- Her input on the budget was invaluable.
- The program produces different output depending on the input it receives.
- The machine stopped working because the wrong input was sent to the sensor.
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What is "input" in Japanese?
"input" in Japanese is インプット, 入力, インプットする. input means: Information, ideas, or effort contributed toward something.
How do you pronounce インプット?
"input" in Japanese is インプット, pronounced "inputto".
How do you use "input" in a sentence?
Example: "We would love your input before we finalize the design." In Japanese, "input" is インプット, 入力, インプットする.
Are there other ways to say "input" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "input": インプット, 入力, インプットする.
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