implication in Japanese
implication in Japanese is 含意 — implication means a possible or likely consequence of an action or decision.
implication in Japanese
含意
Pronounced: gan'i
Logical consequence.
What does "implication" mean?
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noun A possible or likely consequence of an action or decision.
"The policy change has serious implications for small businesses."
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noun Something suggested but not directly stated.
"By his silence, the implication was that he agreed."
implication in a sentence
- The policy change has serious implications for small businesses.
- Nobody had considered the ethical implications of the experiment.
- By his silence, the implication was that he agreed.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "implication" in Japanese?
"implication" in Japanese is 含意. implication means: A possible or likely consequence of an action or decision.
How do you pronounce 含意?
"implication" in Japanese is 含意, pronounced "gan'i".
How do you use "implication" in a sentence?
Example: "The policy change has serious implications for small businesses." In Japanese, "implication" is 含意.
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