unplanned in Japanese
unplanned in Japanese is 予定外, 計画外 — unplanned means not intended or arranged in advance.
unplanned in Japanese
予定外
Pronounced: yoteigai
unintentional; not intended
計画外
Pronounced: keikakugai
unintentional; not intended
What does "unplanned" mean?
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adjective Not intended or arranged in advance.
"The trip took an unplanned detour after the bridge closed."
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unplanned in a sentence
- The trip took an unplanned detour after the bridge closed.
- Their pregnancy was unplanned but welcomed all the same.
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What is "unplanned" in Japanese?
"unplanned" in Japanese is 予定外, 計画外. unplanned means: Not intended or arranged in advance.
How do you pronounce 予定外?
"unplanned" in Japanese is 予定外, pronounced "yoteigai".
How do you use "unplanned" in a sentence?
Example: "The trip took an unplanned detour after the bridge closed." In Japanese, "unplanned" is 予定外, 計画外.
Are there other ways to say "unplanned" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "unplanned": 予定外, 計画外.
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