English–Japanese

“full-fledged” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajiichininmae

Example

彼はもう一人前の料理人です。kare wa mō ichi nin mae no ryō ri nin de su

He is now a full-fledged cook.

Illustration for 一人前 (full-fledged)

How to say “full-fledged” in Japanese

“Full-fledged” in Japanese is 一人前 (ichininmae).

Describes one complete share or unit that meets the expected standard, whether it is a serving or a person capable of handling a role independently.

Full entry for 一人前: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 一人前

彼女は努力を重ねて一人前と認められました。kano jo wa do ryoku o kasa ne te ichi nin mae to mito me ra re ma shi ta

She worked hard and was recognized as a full-fledged professional.

Tips for using 一人前

  • Unlike English full-fledged, 一人前 (ichininmae) is a noun that commonly appears before の (no) when describing someone who has reached an expected level.

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