severance in Japanese
severance in Japanese is 切断, 分離 — severance means the act of ending or cutting off a relationship, connection, or employment.
severance in Japanese
切断
Pronounced: setsudan
The act of severing or the state of being severed.
分離
Pronounced: bunri
A separation.
What does "severance" mean?
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noun The act of ending or cutting off a relationship, connection, or employment.
"The severance of diplomatic relations shocked both nations."
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noun Money paid to an employee when their job ends, often due to layoffs.
"She received three months of severance pay after being let go."
severance in a sentence
- The severance of diplomatic relations shocked both nations.
- She received three months of severance pay after being let go.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "severance" in Japanese?
"severance" in Japanese is 切断, 分離. severance means: The act of ending or cutting off a relationship, connection, or employment.
How do you pronounce 切断?
"severance" in Japanese is 切断, pronounced "setsudan".
How do you use "severance" in a sentence?
Example: "The severance of diplomatic relations shocked both nations." In Japanese, "severance" is 切断, 分離.
Are there other ways to say "severance" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "severance": 切断, 分離.
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