dichotomy in Japanese
dichotomy in Japanese is 二分法 — dichotomy means a division into two parts that are treated as opposed or entirely separate.
dichotomy in Japanese
二分法
Pronounced: nibunhō
A separation or division into two; a distinction that results in such a division.
What does "dichotomy" mean?
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noun A division into two parts that are treated as opposed or entirely separate.
"The old dichotomy between work and home has blurred."
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- The old dichotomy between work and home has blurred.
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What is "dichotomy" in Japanese?
"dichotomy" in Japanese is 二分法. dichotomy means: A division into two parts that are treated as opposed or entirely separate.
How do you pronounce 二分法?
"dichotomy" in Japanese is 二分法, pronounced "nibunhō".
How do you use "dichotomy" in a sentence?
Example: "The old dichotomy between work and home has blurred." In Japanese, "dichotomy" is 二分法.
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