introvert in Japanese
introvert in Japanese is 内向的な人 — introvert means a person who is energised by quiet and solitude, and who tends to find extended social contact draining rather than refreshing.
introvert in Japanese
内向的な人
What does "introvert" mean?
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noun A person who is energised by quiet and solitude, and who tends to find extended social contact draining rather than refreshing.
"As an introvert, she needed a quiet evening after the conference."
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verb To turn something inward, or to direct one's attention inward.
"The tube can introvert into itself."
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introvert in a sentence
- As an introvert, she needed a quiet evening after the conference.
- Introverts are not necessarily shy — many are simply selective about socialising.
- The tube can introvert into itself.
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What is "introvert" in Japanese?
"introvert" in Japanese is 内向的な人. introvert means: A person who is energised by quiet and solitude, and who tends to find extended social contact draining rather than refreshing.
How do you use "introvert" in a sentence?
Example: "As an introvert, she needed a quiet evening after the conference." In Japanese, "introvert" is 内向的な人.
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