merit in Japanese
merit in Japanese is 価値 — merit means a quality that deserves praise, reward, or recognition.
merit in Japanese
価値
Pronounced: kachi
(countable) A claim to commendation or a reward.
What does "merit" mean?
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noun A quality that deserves praise, reward, or recognition.
"The judges praised the film for its artistic merit and clever script."
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verb To deserve or earn something, whether good or bad.
"Your idea merits serious consideration, so let's discuss it at the next meeting."
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merit in a sentence
- The judges praised the film for its artistic merit and clever script.
- The proposal has real merit and deserves a closer look.
- Your idea merits serious consideration, so let's discuss it at the next meeting.
- Such rude behaviour merits a stern word from the teacher.
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What is "merit" in Japanese?
"merit" in Japanese is 価値. merit means: A quality that deserves praise, reward, or recognition.
How do you pronounce 価値?
"merit" in Japanese is 価値, pronounced "kachi".
How do you use "merit" in a sentence?
Example: "The judges praised the film for its artistic merit and clever script." In Japanese, "merit" is 価値.
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