scandal in Japanese
scandal in Japanese is スキャンダル, 不祥事 — scandal means a public event or revelation that causes outrage and damages the reputation of those involved.
scandal in Japanese
スキャンダル
Pronounced: sukyandaru
An incident or event that disgraces or damages the reputation of the persons or organization involved.
不祥事
Pronounced: fushōji
An incident or event that disgraces or damages the reputation of the persons or organization involved.
What does "scandal" mean?
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noun A public event or revelation that causes outrage and damages the reputation of those involved.
"A financial scandal at the charity shocked everyone who had donated."
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noun Damage done to someone's reputation, or the disgrace resulting from wrongdoing.
"The actor's career was ruined by the scandal that followed him for years."
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scandal in a sentence
- A financial scandal at the charity shocked everyone who had donated.
- The bribery scandal forced the minister to resign.
- The actor's career was ruined by the scandal that followed him for years.
- He moved abroad to escape the scandal and start again.
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What is "scandal" in Japanese?
"scandal" in Japanese is スキャンダル, 不祥事. scandal means: A public event or revelation that causes outrage and damages the reputation of those involved.
How do you pronounce スキャンダル?
"scandal" in Japanese is スキャンダル, pronounced "sukyandaru".
How do you use "scandal" in a sentence?
Example: "A financial scandal at the charity shocked everyone who had donated." In Japanese, "scandal" is スキャンダル, 不祥事.
Are there other ways to say "scandal" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "scandal": スキャンダル, 不祥事.
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