aristocracy in Japanese
aristocracy in Japanese is 貴族, 特権階級, 貴族政治 — aristocracy means the hereditary upper class of a society, typically holding titles and inherited privilege.
aristocracy in Japanese
貴族
Pronounced: kizoku
The nobility, or the hereditary ruling class.
特権階級
Pronounced: tokkenkaikyuu
The nobility, or the hereditary ruling class.
貴族政治
Pronounced: kizokuseiji
Government by such a class, or a state with such a government.
貴族
Pronounced: kizoku
Government by such a class, or a state with such a government.
What does "aristocracy" mean?
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noun The hereditary upper class of a society, typically holding titles and inherited privilege.
"The old aristocracy lost much of its land after the revolution."
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noun Government by a privileged ruling class.
"The country shifted from aristocracy to democracy over two centuries."
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aristocracy in a sentence
- The old aristocracy lost much of its land after the revolution.
- She married into the French aristocracy.
- The country shifted from aristocracy to democracy over two centuries.
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What is "aristocracy" in Japanese?
"aristocracy" in Japanese is 貴族, 特権階級, 貴族政治. aristocracy means: The hereditary upper class of a society, typically holding titles and inherited privilege.
How do you pronounce 貴族?
"aristocracy" in Japanese is 貴族, pronounced "kizoku".
How do you use "aristocracy" in a sentence?
Example: "The old aristocracy lost much of its land after the revolution." In Japanese, "aristocracy" is 貴族, 特権階級, 貴族政治.
Are there other ways to say "aristocracy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "aristocracy": 貴族, 特権階級, 貴族政治.
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