synergy in Japanese
synergy in Japanese is 相乗効果, シナジー — synergy means the extra benefit gained when people, groups, or things combine and work together, greater than what each could achieve alone.
synergy in Japanese
What does "synergy" mean?
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noun The extra benefit gained when people, groups, or things combine and work together, greater than what each could achieve alone.
"The merger was pitched to investors as a source of real synergy between the two companies."
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noun In medicine, the effect of two drugs working together to produce a stronger result than either would alone.
"The two medications showed dangerous synergy when taken together."
synergy in a sentence
- The merger was pitched to investors as a source of real synergy between the two companies.
- There's a natural synergy between the marketing and design teams.
- The two medications showed dangerous synergy when taken together.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "synergy" in Japanese?
"synergy" in Japanese is 相乗効果, シナジー. synergy means: The extra benefit gained when people, groups, or things combine and work together, greater than what each could achieve alone.
How do you pronounce 相乗効果?
"synergy" in Japanese is 相乗効果, pronounced "sōjōkōka".
How do you use "synergy" in a sentence?
Example: "The merger was pitched to investors as a source of real synergy between the two companies." In Japanese, "synergy" is 相乗効果, シナジー.
Are there other ways to say "synergy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "synergy": 相乗効果, シナジー.