outweigh in Japanese
outweigh in Japanese is 上回る — outweigh means to be more important, significant, or valuable than something else.
outweigh in Japanese
上回る
Pronounced: uwamawaru
(transitive) To exceed in importance or value.
What does "outweigh" mean?
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verb To be more important, significant, or valuable than something else.
"The benefits of the treatment outweigh the risks."
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verb To be physically heavier than something else.
"The loaded truck outweighed the empty one by several tons."
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outweigh in a sentence
- The benefits of the treatment outweigh the risks.
- For most people, the pros outweigh the cons.
- The loaded truck outweighed the empty one by several tons.
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What is "outweigh" in Japanese?
"outweigh" in Japanese is 上回る. outweigh means: To be more important, significant, or valuable than something else.
How do you pronounce 上回る?
"outweigh" in Japanese is 上回る, pronounced "uwamawaru".
How do you use "outweigh" in a sentence?
Example: "The benefits of the treatment outweigh the risks." In Japanese, "outweigh" is 上回る.
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