polygraph in Japanese
polygraph in Japanese is ポリグラフ, 嘘発見器 — polygraph means a device, popularly called a lie detector, that records changes in breathing, pulse, and skin response while someone answers questions.
polygraph in Japanese
ポリグラフ
Pronounced: porigurafu
嘘発見器
Pronounced: usohakkenki
What does "polygraph" mean?
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noun A device, popularly called a lie detector, that records changes in breathing, pulse, and skin response while someone answers questions.
"The suspect agreed to take a polygraph test to clear his name."
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polygraph in a sentence
- The suspect agreed to take a polygraph test to clear his name.
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What is "polygraph" in Japanese?
"polygraph" in Japanese is ポリグラフ, 嘘発見器. polygraph means: A device, popularly called a lie detector, that records changes in breathing, pulse, and skin response while someone answers questions.
How do you pronounce ポリグラフ?
"polygraph" in Japanese is ポリグラフ, pronounced "porigurafu".
How do you use "polygraph" in a sentence?
Example: "The suspect agreed to take a polygraph test to clear his name." In Japanese, "polygraph" is ポリグラフ, 嘘発見器.
Are there other ways to say "polygraph" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "polygraph": ポリグラフ, 嘘発見器.
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