conscious in Japanese
conscious in Japanese is 意識した — conscious means awake and mentally alert, as opposed to unconscious or asleep.
conscious in Japanese
意識した
What does "conscious" mean?
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adj Awake and mentally alert, as opposed to unconscious or asleep.
"Stay conscious and keep talking to me until the ambulance arrives."
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adj Aware of and paying attention to something specific.
"Are you conscious of the time? The train leaves in ten minutes."
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adj Done deliberately and with full awareness.
"Choosing to stay silent was a conscious choice, not an accident."
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conscious in a sentence
- Stay conscious and keep talking to me until the ambulance arrives.
- He was barely conscious after the long night shift.
- Are you conscious of the time? The train leaves in ten minutes.
- She's very conscious of how she comes across in meetings.
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What is "conscious" in Japanese?
"conscious" in Japanese is 意識した. conscious means: Awake and mentally alert, as opposed to unconscious or asleep.
How do you use "conscious" in a sentence?
Example: "Stay conscious and keep talking to me until the ambulance arrives." In Japanese, "conscious" is 意識した.
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