What does 言動 in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 言動 in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 言動 in Japanese.
The word 言動 in Japanese means act, 行動 、 行為 、 言動 、 行い 、 実行, 打ちとけた［親しげな］言動, 尊大な態度［言動］. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 言動
act
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行動 、 行為 、 言動 、 行い 、 実行(act) (行い全般) その日のアダムの行動(or: 行い)が彼の兄弟の命を救った。 Adam's deeds that day saved his brother's life. |
打ちとけた［親しげな］言動(cosiness, familiarity) There's far too much intimacy between legislators and lobbyists. |
尊大な態度［言動］(pretentious self-importance) The audience was annoyed by the presenter's pomposity. |
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