ethics in Japanese
ethics in Japanese is 倫理, 倫理学 — ethics means the branch of philosophy dealing with what is morally right and wrong.
ethics in Japanese
倫理
Pronounced: rinri
standards of conduct
倫理学
Pronounced: rinrigaku
standards of conduct
倫理学
Pronounced: rinrigaku
study of principles governing right and wrong conduct
What does "ethics" mean?
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noun The branch of philosophy dealing with what is morally right and wrong.
"Our ethics class debated whether it is ever right to lie."
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noun The moral principles that govern a person's or group's behaviour.
"Journalists are expected to follow a clear set of ethics when reporting the news."
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ethics in a sentence
- Our ethics class debated whether it is ever right to lie.
- Ethics asks us how we ought to treat other people.
- Journalists are expected to follow a clear set of ethics when reporting the news.
- Doctors must follow a strict code of medical ethics.
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What is "ethics" in Japanese?
"ethics" in Japanese is 倫理, 倫理学. ethics means: The branch of philosophy dealing with what is morally right and wrong.
How do you pronounce 倫理?
"ethics" in Japanese is 倫理, pronounced "rinri".
How do you use "ethics" in a sentence?
Example: "Our ethics class debated whether it is ever right to lie." In Japanese, "ethics" is 倫理, 倫理学.
Are there other ways to say "ethics" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "ethics": 倫理, 倫理学.
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