unfit in Japanese
unfit in Japanese is そぐわない, 不向き, 不相応 — unfit means not suitable or qualified for a particular purpose or role.
unfit in Japanese
そぐわない
Pronounced: soguwanai
Not fit; not having the correct requirements.
不向き
Pronounced: fumuki
Not fit; not having the correct requirements.
不相応
Pronounced: fusōō
Not fit; not having the correct requirements.
不適切
Pronounced: futekisetsu
Not fit; not having the correct requirements.
What does "unfit" mean?
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adj Not suitable or qualified for a particular purpose or role.
"The judge ruled him unfit to stand trial."
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adj Not in good physical condition.
"Years of desk work had left him badly unfit."
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unfit in a sentence
- The judge ruled him unfit to stand trial.
- The old bridge was declared unfit for heavy traffic.
- Years of desk work had left him badly unfit.
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What is "unfit" in Japanese?
"unfit" in Japanese is そぐわない, 不向き, 不相応. unfit means: Not suitable or qualified for a particular purpose or role.
How do you pronounce そぐわない?
"unfit" in Japanese is そぐわない, pronounced "soguwanai".
How do you use "unfit" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge ruled him unfit to stand trial." In Japanese, "unfit" is そぐわない, 不向き, 不相応.
Are there other ways to say "unfit" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "unfit": そぐわない, 不向き, 不相応, 不適切.
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