MOT in Japanese
MOT in Japanese is 技術経営 — MOT means a clever, witty remark.
MOT in Japanese
技術経営
(business) management of technology.
What does "MOT" mean?
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noun A clever, witty remark.
"His speech was full of clever mots that had the room laughing."
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verb (UK, informal) To have a vehicle undergo its annual roadworthiness inspection.
"I need to get the car MOT'd before the end of the month."
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MOT in a sentence
- His speech was full of clever mots that had the room laughing.
- I need to get the car MOT'd before the end of the month.
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What is "MOT" in Japanese?
"MOT" in Japanese is 技術経営. MOT means: A clever, witty remark.
How do you use "MOT" in a sentence?
Example: "His speech was full of clever mots that had the room laughing." In Japanese, "MOT" is 技術経営.
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