“Being out of form” in Japanese
Short answer
Being out of form in Japanese is “不調” (fuchou). Full meaning: bad condition, poor condition, disorder, slump, being out of form; failure, rupture, breakdown (e.g. of negotiations).
Other ways to say “Being out of form” in Japanese
ぶちょう
buchoo bad condition, poor condition, disorder, slump, being out of form; failure, rupture, breakdown (e.g. of negotiations)
ふちょう
fuchou bad condition, poor condition, disorder, slump, being out of form; failure, rupture, breakdown (e.g. of negotiations)
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