relevance in Japanese
relevance in Japanese is 関連性 — relevance means the quality of being closely connected or applicable to the matter at hand.
relevance in Japanese
関連性
Pronounced: kanrensei
The property or state of being relevant or pertinent.
What does "relevance" mean?
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noun The quality of being closely connected or applicable to the matter at hand.
"The lawyer questioned the relevance of the evidence."
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relevance in a sentence
- The lawyer questioned the relevance of the evidence.
- The old textbook has lost much of its relevance.
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What is "relevance" in Japanese?
"relevance" in Japanese is 関連性. relevance means: The quality of being closely connected or applicable to the matter at hand.
How do you pronounce 関連性?
"relevance" in Japanese is 関連性, pronounced "kanrensei".
How do you use "relevance" in a sentence?
Example: "The lawyer questioned the relevance of the evidence." In Japanese, "relevance" is 関連性.
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