undesirable in Japanese
undesirable in Japanese is 望ましい, 望む — undesirable means not wanted; unpleasant or likely to cause problems.
undesirable in Japanese
望ましい
Pronounced: nozomashii
Objectionable or not likely to please.
望む
Pronounced: nozomu
Objectionable or not likely to please.
What does "undesirable" mean?
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adjective Not wanted; unpleasant or likely to cause problems.
"The side effects of the drug were considered undesirable."
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noun A person regarded as unwelcome or troublesome.
"The club had a policy of removing known undesirables."
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undesirable in a sentence
- The side effects of the drug were considered undesirable.
- The club had a policy of removing known undesirables.
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What is "undesirable" in Japanese?
"undesirable" in Japanese is 望ましい, 望む. undesirable means: Not wanted; unpleasant or likely to cause problems.
How do you pronounce 望ましい?
"undesirable" in Japanese is 望ましい, pronounced "nozomashii".
How do you use "undesirable" in a sentence?
Example: "The side effects of the drug were considered undesirable." In Japanese, "undesirable" is 望ましい, 望む.
Are there other ways to say "undesirable" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "undesirable": 望ましい, 望む.
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