qualification in Japanese
qualification in Japanese is 資格 — qualification means a skill, degree, or credential that shows someone is suitably trained for a role.
qualification in Japanese
資格
Pronounced: shikaku
An ability or attribute that aids someone's chances of qualifying for something; specifically, completed professional training. [from 17th c.]
What does "qualification" mean?
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noun A skill, degree, or credential that shows someone is suitably trained for a role.
"She is studying part-time to gain a nursing qualification."
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noun A condition or limitation added to a statement to make it more precise or less absolute.
"I support the idea, though with the qualification that it must stay cheap."
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qualification in a sentence
- She is studying part-time to gain a nursing qualification.
- A teaching qualification is required for this job.
- I support the idea, though with the qualification that it must stay cheap.
- His praise came without qualification, because he loved every minute.
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What is "qualification" in Japanese?
"qualification" in Japanese is 資格. qualification means: A skill, degree, or credential that shows someone is suitably trained for a role.
How do you pronounce 資格?
"qualification" in Japanese is 資格, pronounced "shikaku".
How do you use "qualification" in a sentence?
Example: "She is studying part-time to gain a nursing qualification." In Japanese, "qualification" is 資格.
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