conviction in Japanese
conviction in Japanese is 信念, 有罪判決 — conviction means a strong, firmly held belief.
conviction in Japanese
信念
Pronounced: shinnen
(countable) A firmly held belief.
有罪判決
Pronounced: yuuzaihanketsu
(countable) A judgement of guilt in a court of law.
What does "conviction" mean?
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noun A strong, firmly held belief.
"It was their shared conviction that every child deserves a good education."
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noun A formal declaration in court that someone is guilty of a crime.
"The lawyer planned to appeal against the conviction straight away."
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conviction in a sentence
- It was their shared conviction that every child deserves a good education.
- She spoke with real conviction about the need for change.
- The lawyer planned to appeal against the conviction straight away.
- A conviction for fraud can make it hard to find work.
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What is "conviction" in Japanese?
"conviction" in Japanese is 信念, 有罪判決. conviction means: A strong, firmly held belief.
How do you pronounce 信念?
"conviction" in Japanese is 信念, pronounced "shinnen".
How do you use "conviction" in a sentence?
Example: "It was their shared conviction that every child deserves a good education." In Japanese, "conviction" is 信念, 有罪判決.
Are there other ways to say "conviction" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "conviction": 信念, 有罪判決.
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