lacking in Japanese
lacking in Japanese is いまいち — lacking means missing, or not having enough of something needed.
lacking in Japanese
いまいち
Pronounced: imaichi
Missing or not having enough of (a good quality, etc).
What does "lacking" mean?
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adj Missing, or not having enough of something needed.
"The report was lacking in detail and had to be rewritten."
lacking in a sentence
- The report was lacking in detail and had to be rewritten.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "lacking" in Japanese?
"lacking" in Japanese is いまいち. lacking means: Missing, or not having enough of something needed.
How do you pronounce いまいち?
"lacking" in Japanese is いまいち, pronounced "imaichi".
How do you use "lacking" in a sentence?
Example: "The report was lacking in detail and had to be rewritten." In Japanese, "lacking" is いまいち.
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