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presentation in Japanese

presentation in Japanese is プレゼンテーション, プレゼン, 贈呈 — presentation means a talk or demonstration given to an audience, often with visual aids.

presentation in Japanese

プレゼンテーション
noun
Pronounced: purezentēshon
The act of presenting, or something presented.
プレゼン
noun
Pronounced: purezen
The act of presenting, or something presented.
贈呈
noun
Pronounced: zōtei
The act of presenting, or something presented.

What does "presentation" mean?

  1. noun A talk or demonstration given to an audience, often with visual aids.
    "She gave a presentation on the new marketing strategy."
  2. noun The way something is arranged or displayed, especially in terms of appearance.
    "The dish tasted great but the presentation left something to be desired."
  3. noun In medicine, the symptoms and signs a patient shows when seeking care.
    "The clinical presentation suggested a viral infection."

presentation in a sentence

  • She gave a presentation on the new marketing strategy.
  • The slides for the presentation crashed halfway through.
  • The dish tasted great but the presentation left something to be desired.
  • The clinical presentation suggested a viral infection.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "presentation" in Japanese?

"presentation" in Japanese is プレゼンテーション, プレゼン, 贈呈. presentation means: A talk or demonstration given to an audience, often with visual aids.

How do you pronounce プレゼンテーション?

"presentation" in Japanese is プレゼンテーション, pronounced "purezentēshon".

How do you use "presentation" in a sentence?

Example: "She gave a presentation on the new marketing strategy." In Japanese, "presentation" is プレゼンテーション, プレゼン, 贈呈.

Are there other ways to say "presentation" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "presentation": プレゼンテーション, プレゼン, 贈呈.

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