down-to-earth in Japanese
down-to-earth in Japanese is 地に足のついた — down-to-earth means practical, sensible and realistic, without pretension or grand ideas.
down-to-earth in Japanese
地に足のついた
(idiomatic) Practical; realistic; pragmatic.
What does "down-to-earth" mean?
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adjective Practical, sensible and realistic, without pretension or grand ideas.
"She gave me some down-to-earth advice about renting my first flat."
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down-to-earth in a sentence
- She gave me some down-to-earth advice about renting my first flat.
- For all his success, he stayed refreshingly down-to-earth.
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What is "down-to-earth" in Japanese?
"down-to-earth" in Japanese is 地に足のついた. down-to-earth means: Practical, sensible and realistic, without pretension or grand ideas.
How do you use "down-to-earth" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave me some down-to-earth advice about renting my first flat." In Japanese, "down-to-earth" is 地に足のついた.
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