recommendation in Japanese
recommendation in Japanese is 勧告, 推薦, 薦め — recommendation means a suggestion that something is good, suitable, or worth trying.
recommendation in Japanese
勧告
Pronounced: kankoku
An act of recommending.
推薦
Pronounced: suisen
An act of recommending.
薦め
Pronounced: susume
An act of recommending.
薦挙
Pronounced: senkyo
An act of recommending.
What does "recommendation" mean?
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noun A suggestion that something is good, suitable, or worth trying.
"Can you give me a recommendation for a good Italian restaurant nearby?"
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noun Formal advice about the best course of action.
"The committee made a recommendation that the school should start later each morning."
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noun A letter or statement praising someone's abilities, usually for a job or study application.
"I need a recommendation from my last manager before I can apply."
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recommendation in a sentence
- Can you give me a recommendation for a good Italian restaurant nearby?
- I bought this novel on the recommendation of my librarian.
- The committee made a recommendation that the school should start later each morning.
- Our doctor's main recommendation was to rest and drink plenty of water.
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What is "recommendation" in Japanese?
"recommendation" in Japanese is 勧告, 推薦, 薦め. recommendation means: A suggestion that something is good, suitable, or worth trying.
How do you pronounce 勧告?
"recommendation" in Japanese is 勧告, pronounced "kankoku".
How do you use "recommendation" in a sentence?
Example: "Can you give me a recommendation for a good Italian restaurant nearby?" In Japanese, "recommendation" is 勧告, 推薦, 薦め.
Are there other ways to say "recommendation" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "recommendation": 勧告, 推薦, 薦め, 薦挙.
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