valid in Japanese
valid in Japanese is 有効 — valid means based on sound reasoning; well-founded and hard to argue against.
valid in Japanese
有効
Pronounced: yuukō
Acceptable, proper or correct; in accordance with the rules.
What does "valid" mean?
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adj Based on sound reasoning; well-founded and hard to argue against.
"She raised a valid concern about the budget."
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adj Legally or officially acceptable; meeting the required conditions.
"Your passport is still valid for another two years."
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valid in a sentence
- She raised a valid concern about the budget.
- That's a valid point — we should look into it.
- Your passport is still valid for another two years.
- You need a valid ticket to board the train.
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What is "valid" in Japanese?
"valid" in Japanese is 有効. valid means: Based on sound reasoning; well-founded and hard to argue against.
How do you pronounce 有効?
"valid" in Japanese is 有効, pronounced "yuukō".
How do you use "valid" in a sentence?
Example: "She raised a valid concern about the budget." In Japanese, "valid" is 有効.
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