relevant in Japanese
relevant in Japanese is 適切, 関連 — relevant means closely connected to or important for the subject being discussed.
relevant in Japanese
適切
Pronounced: tekisetsu
Related, connected, or pertinent to a topic.
関連
Pronounced: kanren
Related, connected, or pertinent to a topic.
What does "relevant" mean?
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adjective Closely connected to or important for the subject being discussed.
"Please only include information relevant to the case."
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adjective Still important or applicable in current circumstances; up to date.
"The band has managed to stay relevant for three decades."
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relevant in a sentence
- Please only include information relevant to the case.
- His experience in marketing is highly relevant to this role.
- The band has managed to stay relevant for three decades.
- Teachers try to keep their lessons relevant by using examples from pupils' everyday lives.
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What is "relevant" in Japanese?
"relevant" in Japanese is 適切, 関連. relevant means: Closely connected to or important for the subject being discussed.
How do you pronounce 適切?
"relevant" in Japanese is 適切, pronounced "tekisetsu".
How do you use "relevant" in a sentence?
Example: "Please only include information relevant to the case." In Japanese, "relevant" is 適切, 関連.
Are there other ways to say "relevant" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "relevant": 適切, 関連.
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