painstaking in Japanese
painstaking in Japanese is 綿密 — painstaking means done with great care and thorough attention to detail.
painstaking in Japanese
綿密
Pronounced: menmitsu
Carefully attentive to details; studious; diligent in performing a process or procedure.
What does "painstaking" mean?
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adjective Done with great care and thorough attention to detail.
"Restoring the painting required painstaking work over several months."
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painstaking in a sentence
- Restoring the painting required painstaking work over several months.
- Her painstaking research uncovered documents no one else had found.
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What is "painstaking" in Japanese?
"painstaking" in Japanese is 綿密. painstaking means: Done with great care and thorough attention to detail.
How do you pronounce 綿密?
"painstaking" in Japanese is 綿密, pronounced "menmitsu".
How do you use "painstaking" in a sentence?
Example: "Restoring the painting required painstaking work over several months." In Japanese, "painstaking" is 綿密.
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