pertinent in Japanese
pertinent in Japanese is 当てはまる — pertinent means directly relevant to the matter at hand.
pertinent in Japanese
当てはまる
Pronounced: atehamaru
Important with regard to (a subject or matter); pertaining; relevant.
What does "pertinent" mean?
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adjective Directly relevant to the matter at hand.
"She asked a pertinent question that got right to the heart of the issue."
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pertinent in a sentence
- She asked a pertinent question that got right to the heart of the issue.
- Please include any pertinent details in your report.
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What is "pertinent" in Japanese?
"pertinent" in Japanese is 当てはまる. pertinent means: Directly relevant to the matter at hand.
How do you pronounce 当てはまる?
"pertinent" in Japanese is 当てはまる, pronounced "atehamaru".
How do you use "pertinent" in a sentence?
Example: "She asked a pertinent question that got right to the heart of the issue." In Japanese, "pertinent" is 当てはまる.
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