English–Japanese
“coming to the fore” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajitaitō
Example
若い選手が台頭しています。waka i sen shu ga tai tō shi te i ma su
A young player is coming to the fore.
How to say “coming to the fore” in Japanese
“Coming to the fore” in Japanese is 台頭 (taitō).
Expresses the emergence of someone or something that moves from the background into a position of growing power.
Example sentences with 台頭
この分野では新しい企業の台頭が目立っています。ko no bun ya de wa atara shi i ki gyō no tai tō ga me da tte i ma su
The rise of new companies is noticeable in this field.
Tips for using 台頭
- Japanese often uses 台頭 (taitō) for young athletes, new political groups, or other rising forces that attract increasing attention.