omit in Japanese
omit in Japanese is 抜かす, 省略 — omit means to leave something out or exclude it.
omit in Japanese
抜かす
Pronounced: nukasu
(transitive) To leave out or exclude.
省略
Pronounced: shōryaku
(transitive) To leave out or exclude.
What does "omit" mean?
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verb To leave something out or exclude it.
"Please don't omit any details from your statement."
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verb To fail to do something that should have been done.
"He omitted to mention that he had already resigned."
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omit in a sentence
- Please don't omit any details from your statement.
- The editor omitted the final paragraph for length.
- He omitted to mention that he had already resigned.
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What is "omit" in Japanese?
"omit" in Japanese is 抜かす, 省略. omit means: To leave something out or exclude it.
How do you pronounce 抜かす?
"omit" in Japanese is 抜かす, pronounced "nukasu".
How do you use "omit" in a sentence?
Example: "Please don't omit any details from your statement." In Japanese, "omit" is 抜かす, 省略.
Are there other ways to say "omit" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "omit": 抜かす, 省略.
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