omission in Japanese
omission in Japanese is 省略, 怠慢, 不作為 — omission means the act of leaving something out, or something that has been left out.
omission in Japanese
省略
Pronounced: shōryaku
怠慢
Pronounced: taiman
(uncountable) The act of neglecting to perform an action one has an obligation to do.
不作為
Pronounced: fusakui
Something not done or neglected.
What does "omission" mean?
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noun The act of leaving something out, or something that has been left out.
"The report contained a glaring omission of key financial figures."
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noun A failure to do something one was supposed to do.
"The accident was caused by an omission rather than a deliberate act."
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omission in a sentence
- The report contained a glaring omission of key financial figures.
- Her omission of his name from the credits seemed deliberate.
- The accident was caused by an omission rather than a deliberate act.
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What is "omission" in Japanese?
"omission" in Japanese is 省略, 怠慢, 不作為. omission means: The act of leaving something out, or something that has been left out.
How do you pronounce 省略?
"omission" in Japanese is 省略, pronounced "shōryaku".
How do you use "omission" in a sentence?
Example: "The report contained a glaring omission of key financial figures." In Japanese, "omission" is 省略, 怠慢, 不作為.
Are there other ways to say "omission" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "omission": 省略, 怠慢, 不作為.
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