English–Japanese
“slump” in Japanese
How to say “slump” in Japanese
“Slump” in Japanese is 不振 (fushin).
Expresses a sustained lack of strength or progress in sales, performance, or other measurable results.
Example sentences with 不振
新商品の発売後も、オンライン部門は不振でした。shin shō hin no hatsu bai go mo o n ra i n bu mon wa fu shin de shi ta
Despite the launch of the new product, the online division was in a slump.
Tips for using 不振
- Japanese news reports use 不振 (fushin) for weak performance in areas such as sports, business, and agriculture, making its range broader than sales alone.
Other Japanese words for “slump”
売り上げが低迷しています。u ri a ge ga tei mei shi te i ma su
Sales are in a slump.