overprotective in Japanese
overprotective in Japanese is 過保護 — overprotective means excessively concerned with protecting someone, to an unhelpful or restrictive degree.
overprotective in Japanese
過保護
Pronounced: kahogo
excessively protective, wanting to give too much protection (especially to children)
What does "overprotective" mean?
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adj Excessively concerned with protecting someone, to an unhelpful or restrictive degree.
"Her overprotective parents wouldn't let her walk to school alone."
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overprotective in a sentence
- Her overprotective parents wouldn't let her walk to school alone.
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What is "overprotective" in Japanese?
"overprotective" in Japanese is 過保護. overprotective means: Excessively concerned with protecting someone, to an unhelpful or restrictive degree.
How do you pronounce 過保護?
"overprotective" in Japanese is 過保護, pronounced "kahogo".
How do you use "overprotective" in a sentence?
Example: "Her overprotective parents wouldn't let her walk to school alone." In Japanese, "overprotective" is 過保護.
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