zealous in Japanese
zealous in Japanese is 熱心 — zealous means filled with energetic enthusiasm or eagerness, especially for a cause or duty.
zealous in Japanese
熱心
Pronounced: nesshin
Full of zeal; ardent, fervent; exhibiting enthusiasm or strong passion.
What does "zealous" mean?
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adj Filled with energetic enthusiasm or eagerness, especially for a cause or duty.
"The zealous volunteers arrived before dawn to set up the shelter."
zealous in a sentence
- The zealous volunteers arrived before dawn to set up the shelter.
- Critics called the new policy a zealous overreach.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "zealous" in Japanese?
"zealous" in Japanese is 熱心. zealous means: Filled with energetic enthusiasm or eagerness, especially for a cause or duty.
How do you pronounce 熱心?
"zealous" in Japanese is 熱心, pronounced "nesshin".
How do you use "zealous" in a sentence?
Example: "The zealous volunteers arrived before dawn to set up the shelter." In Japanese, "zealous" is 熱心.
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