overrate in Japanese
overrate in Japanese is 買い被る, 過大評価 — overrate means to think or say that someone or something is better than they really are.
overrate in Japanese
買い被る
Pronounced: kaikaburu
To esteem too highly; to give greater praise than due.
過大評価
Pronounced: kadaihyōka
To esteem too highly; to give greater praise than due.
What does "overrate" mean?
- verb To think or say that someone or something is better than they really are.
- verb To guess or say that a number, size or level is higher than it really is.
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What is "overrate" in Japanese?
"overrate" in Japanese is 買い被る, 過大評価. overrate means: To think or say that someone or something is better than they really are.
How do you pronounce 買い被る?
"overrate" in Japanese is 買い被る, pronounced "kaikaburu".
Are there other ways to say "overrate" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "overrate": 買い被る, 過大評価.
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