expectation in Swahili
expectation in Swahili is tarajio — expectation means a strong belief that something will happen or turn out a certain way.
expectation in Swahili
tarajio
that which is expected or looked for
What does "expectation" mean?
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noun A strong belief that something will happen or turn out a certain way.
"We set off with the expectation that the weather would stay dry all day."
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noun A standard or requirement that someone is supposed to meet.
"Parents have high expectations of the teachers at this school."
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expectation in a sentence
- We set off with the expectation that the weather would stay dry all day.
- Her expectation of a quick reply turned out to be wrong.
- Parents have high expectations of the teachers at this school.
- Be clear about your expectations before you start working with a new team.
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What is "expectation" in Swahili?
"expectation" in Swahili is tarajio. expectation means: A strong belief that something will happen or turn out a certain way.
How do you use "expectation" in a sentence?
Example: "We set off with the expectation that the weather would stay dry all day." In Swahili, "expectation" is tarajio.
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