overcome in Japanese
overcome in Japanese is 乗り越える, 克服, 征服 — overcome means to successfully deal with or defeat a difficulty or obstacle.
overcome in Japanese
乗り越える
Pronounced: norikoeru
克服
Pronounced: kokufuku
征服
Pronounced: seifuku
What does "overcome" mean?
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verb To successfully deal with or defeat a difficulty or obstacle.
"She overcame her fear of flying after years of therapy."
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adj Emotionally overwhelmed, especially by strong feeling.
"He was overcome with joy when he saw his daughter graduate."
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overcome in a sentence
- She overcame her fear of flying after years of therapy.
- The team overcame a ten-point deficit to win the game.
- He was overcome with joy when he saw his daughter graduate.
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What is "overcome" in Japanese?
"overcome" in Japanese is 乗り越える, 克服, 征服. overcome means: To successfully deal with or defeat a difficulty or obstacle.
How do you pronounce 乗り越える?
"overcome" in Japanese is 乗り越える, pronounced "norikoeru".
How do you use "overcome" in a sentence?
Example: "She overcame her fear of flying after years of therapy." In Japanese, "overcome" is 乗り越える, 克服, 征服.
Are there other ways to say "overcome" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "overcome": 乗り越える, 克服, 征服.
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