refer in Japanese
refer in Japanese is 問い合わせる — refer means to direct someone's attention to something, or send them elsewhere for information or help.
refer in Japanese
問い合わせる
Pronounced: toiawaseru
(intransitive, stative) To make reference to; to be about; to relate to; to regard; to allude to.
What does "refer" mean?
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verb To direct someone's attention to something, or send them elsewhere for information or help.
"The doctor referred her to a specialist."
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verb To mention or be about something; to relate to it.
"When she said "the incident," she was referring to last Tuesday's meeting."
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refer in a sentence
- The doctor referred her to a specialist.
- Please refer to page 12 for more details.
- When she said "the incident," she was referring to last Tuesday's meeting.
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What is "refer" in Japanese?
"refer" in Japanese is 問い合わせる. refer means: To direct someone's attention to something, or send them elsewhere for information or help.
How do you pronounce 問い合わせる?
"refer" in Japanese is 問い合わせる, pronounced "toiawaseru".
How do you use "refer" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor referred her to a specialist." In Japanese, "refer" is 問い合わせる.
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