promotion in Japanese
promotion in Japanese is 昇進, 進級, プロモーション — promotion means a move to a higher rank, job, or position.
promotion in Japanese
昇進
Pronounced: shōshin
An advancement in rank or position.
進級
Pronounced: shinkyuu
An advancement in rank or position.
プロモーション
Pronounced: puromōshon
Dissemination of information in order to increase its popularity.
宣伝
Pronounced: senden
Dissemination of information in order to increase its popularity.
What does "promotion" mean?
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noun A move to a higher rank, job, or position.
"His hard work finally earned him a promotion to team lead."
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noun An activity or event designed to publicize or sell something.
"The supermarket is running a promotion on breakfast cereal this week."
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noun In sport, the advancement of a team to a higher division.
"The club celebrated its promotion to the top league after years of trying."
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promotion in a sentence
- His hard work finally earned him a promotion to team lead.
- The supermarket is running a promotion on breakfast cereal this week.
- The club celebrated its promotion to the top league after years of trying.
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What is "promotion" in Japanese?
"promotion" in Japanese is 昇進, 進級, プロモーション. promotion means: A move to a higher rank, job, or position.
How do you pronounce 昇進?
"promotion" in Japanese is 昇進, pronounced "shōshin".
How do you use "promotion" in a sentence?
Example: "His hard work finally earned him a promotion to team lead." In Japanese, "promotion" is 昇進, 進級, プロモーション.
Are there other ways to say "promotion" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "promotion": 昇進, 進級, プロモーション, 宣伝.
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