humane in Japanese
humane in Japanese is 人道的 — humane means kind and caring about the pain or suffering of others.
humane in Japanese
人道的
Pronounced: jindōteki
Having or showing concern for the pain or suffering of another; compassionate.
What does "humane" mean?
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adj Kind and caring about the pain or suffering of others.
"A humane employer lets staff go home when a family member is ill."
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adj Relating to subjects, such as literature or rhetoric, that deal with human life and culture.
"She studied the humane letters, including Latin poetry and classical rhetoric, at university."
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humane in a sentence
- A humane employer lets staff go home when a family member is ill.
- The shelter promises humane treatment for every stray animal it takes in.
- She studied the humane letters, including Latin poetry and classical rhetoric, at university.
- The college built its course around humane learning rather than technical training.
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What is "humane" in Japanese?
"humane" in Japanese is 人道的. humane means: Kind and caring about the pain or suffering of others.
How do you pronounce 人道的?
"humane" in Japanese is 人道的, pronounced "jindōteki".
How do you use "humane" in a sentence?
Example: "A humane employer lets staff go home when a family member is ill." In Japanese, "humane" is 人道的.
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