insubordination in Japanese
insubordination in Japanese is 不服従 — insubordination means deliberate refusal to obey someone in authority, especially a supervisor or officer.
insubordination in Japanese
不服従
Pronounced: fufukujuu
The quality or state of being insubordinate; disobedience to lawful authority; specifically, an employee's failure or refusal to comply with a request or an assignment given by his/her supervisor.
What does "insubordination" mean?
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noun Deliberate refusal to obey someone in authority, especially a supervisor or officer.
"He was fired for insubordination after ignoring direct orders."
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insubordination in a sentence
- He was fired for insubordination after ignoring direct orders.
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What is "insubordination" in Japanese?
"insubordination" in Japanese is 不服従. insubordination means: Deliberate refusal to obey someone in authority, especially a supervisor or officer.
How do you pronounce 不服従?
"insubordination" in Japanese is 不服従, pronounced "fufukujuu".
How do you use "insubordination" in a sentence?
Example: "He was fired for insubordination after ignoring direct orders." In Japanese, "insubordination" is 不服従.
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