correction in Japanese
correction in Japanese is 訂正, 修正, 矯正 — correction means the act of fixing a mistake, or the fix itself.
correction in Japanese
訂正
Pronounced: teisei
修正
Pronounced: shuusei
矯正
Pronounced: kyōsei
(chiefly, in plural) Punishment that is intended to rehabilitate an offender.
What does "correction" mean?
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noun The act of fixing a mistake, or the fix itself.
"She made several corrections to the first draft."
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noun A drop in stock market prices after a period of gains, typically at least 10%.
"Analysts warned that the market was due for a correction."
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noun Punishment intended to improve someone's behavior.
"The old system favored correction over rehabilitation."
correction in a sentence
- She made several corrections to the first draft.
- The pilot made a course correction mid-flight.
- Analysts warned that the market was due for a correction.
- The old system favored correction over rehabilitation.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "correction" in Japanese?
"correction" in Japanese is 訂正, 修正, 矯正. correction means: The act of fixing a mistake, or the fix itself.
How do you pronounce 訂正?
"correction" in Japanese is 訂正, pronounced "teisei".
How do you use "correction" in a sentence?
Example: "She made several corrections to the first draft." In Japanese, "correction" is 訂正, 修正, 矯正.
Are there other ways to say "correction" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "correction": 訂正, 修正, 矯正.
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