unrealistic in Japanese
unrealistic in Japanese is 非現実的 — unrealistic means not based on a sensible or practical view of what is possible; not realistic.
unrealistic in Japanese
非現実的
Pronounced: higenjitsuteki
Not realistic.
What does "unrealistic" mean?
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adj Not based on a sensible or practical view of what is possible; not realistic.
"Setting an unrealistic deadline just sets the team up to fail."
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unrealistic in a sentence
- Setting an unrealistic deadline just sets the team up to fail.
- His expectations for the trip were a little unrealistic.
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What is "unrealistic" in Japanese?
"unrealistic" in Japanese is 非現実的. unrealistic means: Not based on a sensible or practical view of what is possible; not realistic.
How do you pronounce 非現実的?
"unrealistic" in Japanese is 非現実的, pronounced "higenjitsuteki".
How do you use "unrealistic" in a sentence?
Example: "Setting an unrealistic deadline just sets the team up to fail." In Japanese, "unrealistic" is 非現実的.
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