prospect in Japanese
prospect in Japanese is 見通し — prospect means the possibility or likelihood of something happening in the future.
prospect in Japanese
見通し
Pronounced: mitooshi
The potential things that may come to pass, often favorable.
What does "prospect" mean?
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noun The possibility or likelihood of something happening in the future.
"The prospect of moving abroad both excited and worried the whole family."
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noun A person who might become a customer, employee, or promising athlete.
"The sales team called every prospect on the list before the end of the week."
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verb To search an area for valuable minerals such as gold.
"Old miners spent years prospecting for silver in the hills."
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prospect in a sentence
- The prospect of moving abroad both excited and worried the whole family.
- The prospect of a pay rise motivated her to work harder.
- The sales team called every prospect on the list before the end of the week.
- She is a promising young prospect, and several clubs want to sign her.
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What is "prospect" in Japanese?
"prospect" in Japanese is 見通し. prospect means: The possibility or likelihood of something happening in the future.
How do you pronounce 見通し?
"prospect" in Japanese is 見通し, pronounced "mitooshi".
How do you use "prospect" in a sentence?
Example: "The prospect of moving abroad both excited and worried the whole family." In Japanese, "prospect" is 見通し.
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