reserved in Japanese
reserved in Japanese is 引っ込み思案 — reserved means slow to show emotion or share opinions; quietly restrained in manner.
reserved in Japanese
引っ込み思案
Pronounced: hikkomijian
(comparable) Slow to reveal emotion or opinions.
What does "reserved" mean?
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adj Slow to show emotion or share opinions; quietly restrained in manner.
"Although she is quite reserved in meetings, her written ideas are bold and clear."
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adj Set aside or booked in advance for a particular person or purpose.
"We found a table with a reserved sign on it near the window."
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reserved in a sentence
- Although she is quite reserved in meetings, her written ideas are bold and clear.
- He seemed reserved at first, but opened up once he knew people.
- We found a table with a reserved sign on it near the window.
- The front rows of the theatre were reserved for the school's visiting parents.
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What is "reserved" in Japanese?
"reserved" in Japanese is 引っ込み思案. reserved means: Slow to show emotion or share opinions; quietly restrained in manner.
How do you pronounce 引っ込み思案?
"reserved" in Japanese is 引っ込み思案, pronounced "hikkomijian".
How do you use "reserved" in a sentence?
Example: "Although she is quite reserved in meetings, her written ideas are bold and clear." In Japanese, "reserved" is 引っ込み思案.
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