outstanding in Japanese
outstanding in Japanese is 傑出, 顕著 — outstanding means exceptionally good; far better than average.
outstanding in Japanese
傑出
Pronounced: kesshutsu
Exceptionally good; distinguished from others by its superiority.
顕著
Pronounced: kencho
Exceptionally good; distinguished from others by its superiority.
What does "outstanding" mean?
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adj Exceptionally good; far better than average.
"She gave an outstanding performance in the final."
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adj Not yet paid, resolved, or dealt with.
"He still has $500 in outstanding debt."
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outstanding in a sentence
- She gave an outstanding performance in the final.
- The restaurant is known for its outstanding service.
- He still has $500 in outstanding debt.
- There are a few outstanding issues we still need to sort out.
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What is "outstanding" in Japanese?
"outstanding" in Japanese is 傑出, 顕著. outstanding means: Exceptionally good; far better than average.
How do you pronounce 傑出?
"outstanding" in Japanese is 傑出, pronounced "kesshutsu".
How do you use "outstanding" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave an outstanding performance in the final." In Japanese, "outstanding" is 傑出, 顕著.
Are there other ways to say "outstanding" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "outstanding": 傑出, 顕著.
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