qualify in Japanese
qualify in Japanese is 勝ち上がる, 勝ち進む — qualify means to meet the requirements needed for something, such as a job, benefit, or competition stage.
qualify in Japanese
勝ち上がる
Pronounced: kachiagaru
To compete successfully in some stage of a competition and become eligible for the next stage.
勝ち進む
Pronounced: kachisusumu
To compete successfully in some stage of a competition and become eligible for the next stage.
What does "qualify" mean?
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verb To meet the requirements needed for something, such as a job, benefit, or competition stage.
"She qualified for the Olympic finals with a personal best time."
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verb To give someone the necessary training or credentials for a role.
"The course qualifies graduates to work as licensed plumbers."
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verb To limit or add conditions to a statement so it is more precise.
"He qualified his praise by adding that the report still needed more evidence."
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qualify in a sentence
- She qualified for the Olympic finals with a personal best time.
- Do I qualify for a student discount?
- The course qualifies graduates to work as licensed plumbers.
- He qualified his praise by adding that the report still needed more evidence.
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What is "qualify" in Japanese?
"qualify" in Japanese is 勝ち上がる, 勝ち進む. qualify means: To meet the requirements needed for something, such as a job, benefit, or competition stage.
How do you pronounce 勝ち上がる?
"qualify" in Japanese is 勝ち上がる, pronounced "kachiagaru".
How do you use "qualify" in a sentence?
Example: "She qualified for the Olympic finals with a personal best time." In Japanese, "qualify" is 勝ち上がる, 勝ち進む.
Are there other ways to say "qualify" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "qualify": 勝ち上がる, 勝ち進む.
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