example in Japanese
example in Japanese is 例, 例え, 例題 — example means a single case that represents or stands in for a whole group of similar things.
example in Japanese
例
Pronounced: rei
Something that is representative of all such things in a group.
例え
Pronounced: tatoe
Something that is representative of all such things in a group.
例題
Pronounced: reidai
Something that is representative of all such things in a group.
例
Pronounced: rei
What does "example" mean?
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noun A single case that represents or stands in for a whole group of similar things.
"This vase is a fine example of eighteenth-century craftsmanship."
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noun Something used to explain or illustrate a rule or idea.
"The teacher worked through an example before setting the homework."
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noun A model of behaviour that others should — or shouldn't — copy.
"She set a good example by always arriving early."
example in a sentence
- This vase is a fine example of eighteenth-century craftsmanship.
- The teacher worked through an example before setting the homework.
- She set a good example by always arriving early.
- His laziness was held up as a bad example to the rest of the team.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "example" in Japanese?
"example" in Japanese is 例, 例え, 例題. example means: A single case that represents or stands in for a whole group of similar things.
How do you pronounce 例?
"example" in Japanese is 例, pronounced "rei".
How do you use "example" in a sentence?
Example: "This vase is a fine example of eighteenth-century craftsmanship." In Japanese, "example" is 例, 例え, 例題.
Are there other ways to say "example" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "example": 例, 例え, 例題.
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