interference in Japanese
interference in Japanese is 干渉 — interference means the act of interfering with, or disrupting, something.
interference in Japanese
干渉
Pronounced: kanshō
What does "interference" mean?
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noun The act of interfering with, or disrupting, something.
"Constant interference from the parents made it hard for the coach to do his job."
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noun Unwanted noise or distortion affecting a signal, such as radio or TV.
"The microwave caused interference, so the wireless speaker crackled and cut out."
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noun An effect produced when overlapping waves combine, in physics.
"Interference patterns appear when ripples from two stones meet on a pond."
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interference in a sentence
- Constant interference from the parents made it hard for the coach to do his job.
- I resent your interference in my personal affairs.
- The microwave caused interference, so the wireless speaker crackled and cut out.
- A storm can cause interference that makes the television picture flicker.
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What is "interference" in Japanese?
"interference" in Japanese is 干渉. interference means: The act of interfering with, or disrupting, something.
How do you pronounce 干渉?
"interference" in Japanese is 干渉, pronounced "kanshō".
How do you use "interference" in a sentence?
Example: "Constant interference from the parents made it hard for the coach to do his job." In Japanese, "interference" is 干渉.
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