specific in Japanese
specific in Japanese is 特殊, 特定, 具体的 — specific means clearly defined or particular, rather than general or vague.
specific in Japanese
特殊
Pronounced: tokushu
特定
Pronounced: tokutei
Explicit or definite.
具体的
Pronounced: gutaiteki
Explicit or definite.
What does "specific" mean?
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adj Clearly defined or particular, rather than general or vague.
"The recipe gives specific instructions, such as how long to bake the bread."
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noun A particular detail.
"Please don't ask me for the specifics, because I only heard a rumour."
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specific in a sentence
- The recipe gives specific instructions, such as how long to bake the bread.
- Can you give me a specific date for the meeting?
- Please don't ask me for the specifics, because I only heard a rumour.
- The manager promised to explain the specifics of the new schedule on Monday.
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What is "specific" in Japanese?
"specific" in Japanese is 特殊, 特定, 具体的. specific means: Clearly defined or particular, rather than general or vague.
How do you pronounce 特殊?
"specific" in Japanese is 特殊, pronounced "tokushu".
How do you use "specific" in a sentence?
Example: "The recipe gives specific instructions, such as how long to bake the bread." In Japanese, "specific" is 特殊, 特定, 具体的.
Are there other ways to say "specific" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "specific": 特殊, 特定, 具体的.
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