privacy in Japanese
privacy in Japanese is プライバシー, プライヴァシー — privacy means the state of being free from observation or intrusion by others.
privacy in Japanese
プライバシー
Pronounced: puraibashī
プライヴァシー
Pronounced: puraivashī
What does "privacy" mean?
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noun The state of being free from observation or intrusion by others.
"She closed the blinds to have some privacy while getting changed."
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noun Freedom from having personal information exposed, monitored, or shared without consent.
"The company was fined for violating users' privacy."
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privacy in a sentence
- She closed the blinds to have some privacy while getting changed.
- The new law aims to protect consumer privacy online.
- The company was fined for violating users' privacy.
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What is "privacy" in Japanese?
"privacy" in Japanese is プライバシー, プライヴァシー. privacy means: The state of being free from observation or intrusion by others.
How do you pronounce プライバシー?
"privacy" in Japanese is プライバシー, pronounced "puraibashī".
How do you use "privacy" in a sentence?
Example: "She closed the blinds to have some privacy while getting changed." In Japanese, "privacy" is プライバシー, プライヴァシー.
Are there other ways to say "privacy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "privacy": プライバシー, プライヴァシー.
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