axiom in Japanese
axiom in Japanese is 公理 — axiom means a statement accepted as true without proof, used as a starting point from which other results are derived.
axiom in Japanese
公理
Pronounced: kōri
What does "axiom" mean?
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noun A statement accepted as true without proof, used as a starting point from which other results are derived.
"Euclid built his geometry on five axioms."
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noun A saying or principle that is widely regarded as obviously true.
"He lived by the old axiom that you should never lend what you cannot afford to lose."
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axiom in a sentence
- Euclid built his geometry on five axioms.
- If you change one axiom, the whole system that follows it changes with it.
- He lived by the old axiom that you should never lend what you cannot afford to lose.
- It is an axiom of the trade that the last ten per cent takes the longest.
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What is "axiom" in Japanese?
"axiom" in Japanese is 公理. axiom means: A statement accepted as true without proof, used as a starting point from which other results are derived.
How do you pronounce 公理?
"axiom" in Japanese is 公理, pronounced "kōri".
How do you use "axiom" in a sentence?
Example: "Euclid built his geometry on five axioms." In Japanese, "axiom" is 公理.
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