overrated in Japanese
overrated in Japanese is 過大評価 — overrated means praised or valued more highly than it actually deserves.
overrated in Japanese
過大評価
Pronounced: kadaihyōka
Given an undue amount of credit for quality or merit in a field; not necessarily related to popularity.
What does "overrated" mean?
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adj Praised or valued more highly than it actually deserves.
"Many people think that expensive restaurant is overrated, since the food is only average."
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overrated in a sentence
- Many people think that expensive restaurant is overrated, since the food is only average.
- I found the famous tourist spot overrated after standing in line for hours.
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What is "overrated" in Japanese?
"overrated" in Japanese is 過大評価. overrated means: Praised or valued more highly than it actually deserves.
How do you pronounce 過大評価?
"overrated" in Japanese is 過大評価, pronounced "kadaihyōka".
How do you use "overrated" in a sentence?
Example: "Many people think that expensive restaurant is overrated, since the food is only average." In Japanese, "overrated" is 過大評価.
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