irresponsible in Japanese
irresponsible in Japanese is 無責任 — irresponsible means not showing proper care or thought about the consequences of one's actions.
irresponsible in Japanese
無責任
Pronounced: musekinin
Lacking a sense of responsibility; performed or acting as though without responsibility; negligent.
What does "irresponsible" mean?
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adjective Not showing proper care or thought about the consequences of one's actions.
"It was irresponsible of him to leave the children alone by the pool."
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adjective Not legally or formally accountable for something.
"Under the old law, the officer was considered irresponsible for actions taken under orders."
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irresponsible in a sentence
- It was irresponsible of him to leave the children alone by the pool.
- Driving that fast in the rain is completely irresponsible.
- Under the old law, the officer was considered irresponsible for actions taken under orders.
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What is "irresponsible" in Japanese?
"irresponsible" in Japanese is 無責任. irresponsible means: Not showing proper care or thought about the consequences of one's actions.
How do you pronounce 無責任?
"irresponsible" in Japanese is 無責任, pronounced "musekinin".
How do you use "irresponsible" in a sentence?
Example: "It was irresponsible of him to leave the children alone by the pool." In Japanese, "irresponsible" is 無責任.
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