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update in Japanese

update in Japanese is アップデート, 更新, 沙汰 — update means a piece of new or more current information about something.

update in Japanese

アップデート
noun
Pronounced: appudēto
更新
noun
Pronounced: kōshin
沙汰
noun
Pronounced: sata
アップデート
verb
Pronounced: appudēto
(transitive) To bring (a person) up to date: to inform (a person) about recent developments.
更新
verb
Pronounced: kōshin
(transitive) To bring (a person) up to date: to inform (a person) about recent developments.

What does "update" mean?

  1. noun A piece of new or more current information about something.
    "The reporter gave a live update on the wildfire."
  2. noun A revised, newer version of software or a system.
    "I installed the latest update for my phone."
  3. verb To bring something up to date, or to give someone the latest information.
    "Please update your address on file."
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update in a sentence

  • The reporter gave a live update on the wildfire.
  • Can you send me an update on the project by Friday?
  • I installed the latest update for my phone.
  • The app pushed a security update overnight.

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What is "update" in Japanese?

"update" in Japanese is アップデート, 更新, 沙汰. update means: A piece of new or more current information about something.

How do you pronounce アップデート?

"update" in Japanese is アップデート, pronounced "appudēto".

How do you use "update" in a sentence?

Example: "The reporter gave a live update on the wildfire." In Japanese, "update" is アップデート, 更新, 沙汰.

Are there other ways to say "update" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "update": アップデート, 更新, 沙汰.

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