latent in Japanese
latent in Japanese is 潜在的 — latent means present but not yet visible, active, or developed.
latent in Japanese
潜在的
Pronounced: senzaiteki
Existing or present but concealed or inactive.
What does "latent" mean?
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adj Present but not yet visible, active, or developed.
"The disease can remain latent for years before symptoms appear."
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noun (forensics) A fingerprint made visible by a technique such as powder dusting.
"Investigators lifted a latent from the doorknob."
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latent in a sentence
- The disease can remain latent for years before symptoms appear.
- She had a latent talent for painting that no one had noticed.
- Investigators lifted a latent from the doorknob.
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What is "latent" in Japanese?
"latent" in Japanese is 潜在的. latent means: Present but not yet visible, active, or developed.
How do you pronounce 潜在的?
"latent" in Japanese is 潜在的, pronounced "senzaiteki".
How do you use "latent" in a sentence?
Example: "The disease can remain latent for years before symptoms appear." In Japanese, "latent" is 潜在的.
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