preliminary in Japanese
preliminary in Japanese is 予備的, 予選 — preliminary means coming before the main event or process; introductory.
preliminary in Japanese
予備的
Pronounced: yobiteki
In preparation for the main matter; initial, introductory, preparatory.
予選
Pronounced: yosen
Any of a series of sports events that determine the finalists
What does "preliminary" mean?
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adjective Coming before the main event or process; introductory.
"A preliminary investigation found no evidence of fraud."
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noun An early round or event that leads into the main one, especially in sport.
"The boxer won all his preliminaries before facing the champion."
preliminary in a sentence
- A preliminary investigation found no evidence of fraud.
- They held preliminary talks before the full negotiations began.
- The boxer won all his preliminaries before facing the champion.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "preliminary" in Japanese?
"preliminary" in Japanese is 予備的, 予選. preliminary means: Coming before the main event or process; introductory.
How do you pronounce 予備的?
"preliminary" in Japanese is 予備的, pronounced "yobiteki".
How do you use "preliminary" in a sentence?
Example: "A preliminary investigation found no evidence of fraud." In Japanese, "preliminary" is 予備的, 予選.
Are there other ways to say "preliminary" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "preliminary": 予備的, 予選.
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