rewrite in Japanese
rewrite in Japanese is 書き直す — rewrite means to write something again with changes, in order to improve, correct, or update it.
rewrite in Japanese
書き直す
Pronounced: kakinaosu
(transitive) To write again, differently; to modify; to revise.
What does "rewrite" mean?
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verb To write something again with changes, in order to improve, correct, or update it.
"She rewrote the ending after readers complained it was too abrupt."
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noun A version of a text that has been written again with changes.
"The final rewrite was much tighter than the first draft."
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rewrite in a sentence
- She rewrote the ending after readers complained it was too abrupt.
- The team had to rewrite the contract after the client raised concerns.
- The final rewrite was much tighter than the first draft.
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What is "rewrite" in Japanese?
"rewrite" in Japanese is 書き直す. rewrite means: To write something again with changes, in order to improve, correct, or update it.
How do you pronounce 書き直す?
"rewrite" in Japanese is 書き直す, pronounced "kakinaosu".
How do you use "rewrite" in a sentence?
Example: "She rewrote the ending after readers complained it was too abrupt." In Japanese, "rewrite" is 書き直す.
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