truancy in Japanese
truancy in Japanese is 不登校, 登校拒否 — truancy means the act of staying away from school without permission or a valid reason.
truancy in Japanese
不登校
Pronounced: futōkō
The act of shirking from responsibilities and duties, especially from attending school.
登校拒否
Pronounced: tōkōkyohi
The act of shirking from responsibilities and duties, especially from attending school.
What does "truancy" mean?
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noun The act of staying away from school without permission or a valid reason.
"The school introduced text alerts to parents in an effort to cut truancy."
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noun Absence from any duty or place where a person is expected to be, without leave.
"Her truancy from board meetings eventually cost her the seat."
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truancy in a sentence
- The school introduced text alerts to parents in an effort to cut truancy.
- He was fined after his daughter's truancy reached forty missed days in a year.
- Her truancy from board meetings eventually cost her the seat.
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What is "truancy" in Japanese?
"truancy" in Japanese is 不登校, 登校拒否. truancy means: The act of staying away from school without permission or a valid reason.
How do you pronounce 不登校?
"truancy" in Japanese is 不登校, pronounced "futōkō".
How do you use "truancy" in a sentence?
Example: "The school introduced text alerts to parents in an effort to cut truancy." In Japanese, "truancy" is 不登校, 登校拒否.
Are there other ways to say "truancy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "truancy": 不登校, 登校拒否.
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