suspicious in Japanese
suspicious in Japanese is 怪しい, 不審, 怪しむよう — suspicious means making people think something is wrong or dishonest.
suspicious in Japanese
怪しい
Pronounced: ayashii
Arousing suspicion.
不審
Pronounced: fushin
Arousing suspicion.
怪しい
Pronounced: ayashii
Distrustful or tending to suspect.
怪しむよう
Expressing suspicion
疑い
Pronounced: utagai
Expressing suspicion
What does "suspicious" mean?
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adj Making people think something is wrong or dishonest.
"He acted suspicious when the police arrived."
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adj Tending to distrust or doubt others.
"She's always suspicious of strangers offering deals that sound too good."
suspicious in a sentence
- He acted suspicious when the police arrived.
- A suspicious package was found near the station.
- She's always suspicious of strangers offering deals that sound too good.
Similar words in Japanese
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Frequently asked questions
What is "suspicious" in Japanese?
"suspicious" in Japanese is 怪しい, 不審, 怪しむよう. suspicious means: Making people think something is wrong or dishonest.
How do you pronounce 怪しい?
"suspicious" in Japanese is 怪しい, pronounced "ayashii".
How do you use "suspicious" in a sentence?
Example: "He acted suspicious when the police arrived." In Japanese, "suspicious" is 怪しい, 不審, 怪しむよう.
Are there other ways to say "suspicious" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "suspicious": 怪しい, 不審, 怪しむよう, 疑い.
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