unfinished in Japanese
unfinished in Japanese is 未完 — unfinished means not completed; still in progress.
unfinished in Japanese
未完
Pronounced: mikan
Not finished.
What does "unfinished" mean?
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adj Not completed; still in progress.
"He left the novel unfinished when he died."
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adj Of wood or a surface: not sanded, painted, coated, or otherwise finished.
"The furniture arrived unfinished, so we sanded and stained it ourselves."
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unfinished in a sentence
- He left the novel unfinished when he died.
- There's unfinished business between us that we need to sort out.
- The furniture arrived unfinished, so we sanded and stained it ourselves.
- The unfinished floorboards felt rough under our bare feet.
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What is "unfinished" in Japanese?
"unfinished" in Japanese is 未完. unfinished means: Not completed; still in progress.
How do you pronounce 未完?
"unfinished" in Japanese is 未完, pronounced "mikan".
How do you use "unfinished" in a sentence?
Example: "He left the novel unfinished when he died." In Japanese, "unfinished" is 未完.
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