Translation of Japanese word "発表する" to English
発表する
はっぴょうする
[happyousuru]
IPA: /hapːjoː ɕuɾu/
Meaning
VerbTo give public notice of, especially for the first time; to make known.
How to use
発表する (happyou suru) — 'to announce / present / release'. 研究結果を発表する — present research results. 発表会 (happyoukai) — recital / presentation.
🇬🇧 English
to announce / present
Pronunciation Guide
Japanese Kanji: 発表する
Phonetic Reading (Hiragana): はっぴょうする
Romaji Transcription: happyousuru
Example Sentences
彼は学会で研究結果を発表する。
かれは がっかいで けんきゅう けっかを はっぴょうする
He will present his research results at the conference.
新商品は来週に発表される予定です。
しん しょうひんは らいしゅうに はっぴょうされる よていです
The new product is scheduled to be announced next week.
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Common phrases
- 結果を発表する— to announce results
Frequency rank: #370 in Japanese
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Japanese word "発表する" mean?▼
The Japanese word "発表する" means "to announce / present" in English.
How do you pronounce the Japanese word "発表する"?▼
The word "発表する" is read as "はっぴょうする" (happyousuru). You can hear the correct audio pronunciation by clicking the play button next to the word at the top of this page.
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Yes, here is a practical context/example: "Refers to the act of publicly presenting or announcing research results or works.".
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