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formulation in Japanese

formulation in Japanese is 定式化 — formulation means the act of working something out and putting it into a fixed form, or the result of doing so.

formulation in Japanese

定式化
noun
Pronounced: teishikika
The act, process, or result of formulating or reducing to a formula.

What does "formulation" mean?

  1. noun The act of working something out and putting it into a fixed form, or the result of doing so.
    "The formulation of the new school policy took the committee several months."
  2. noun A particular way of putting something into words.
    "Her formulation of the question made it easy for everyone to answer."
  3. noun A medicine made up in a particular form.
    "If you liked our old shampoo, you'll love the new kinder, gentler formulation."
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formulation in a sentence

  • The formulation of the new school policy took the committee several months.
  • Careful formulation of a plan helps a team avoid mistakes later.
  • Her formulation of the question made it easy for everyone to answer.
  • He tried a different formulation of the idea to explain it better.

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What is "formulation" in Japanese?
"formulation" in Japanese is 定式化. formulation means: The act of working something out and putting it into a fixed form, or the result of doing so.
How do you pronounce 定式化?
"formulation" in Japanese is 定式化, pronounced "teishikika".
How do you use "formulation" in a sentence?
Example: "The formulation of the new school policy took the committee several months." In Japanese, "formulation" is 定式化.
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