convergence in Japanese
convergence in Japanese is 収束 — convergence means the act or process of moving toward a common point, or the state of coming together.
convergence in Japanese
収束
Pronounced: shuusoku
(mathematics) The process or property of approaching some limiting value; typically of an infinite series.
What does "convergence" mean?
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noun The act or process of moving toward a common point, or the state of coming together.
"The convergence of the two rivers created a natural harbour."
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noun The merging of previously separate technologies or industries into one combined field.
"The convergence of phones, cameras, and computers produced the modern smartphone."
convergence in a sentence
- The convergence of the two rivers created a natural harbour.
- There has been a growing convergence of opinion on the issue.
- The convergence of phones, cameras, and computers produced the modern smartphone.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "convergence" in Japanese?
"convergence" in Japanese is 収束. convergence means: The act or process of moving toward a common point, or the state of coming together.
How do you pronounce 収束?
"convergence" in Japanese is 収束, pronounced "shuusoku".
How do you use "convergence" in a sentence?
Example: "The convergence of the two rivers created a natural harbour." In Japanese, "convergence" is 収束.
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