moral in Japanese
moral in Japanese is 倫理的, 教訓 — moral means concerned with right and wrong behaviour, or conforming to accepted standards of good conduct.
moral in Japanese
倫理的
Pronounced: rinriteki
Of or relating to principles of right and wrong in behaviour, especially for teaching right behaviour.
教訓
Pronounced: kyōkun
(of a narrative) The ethical significance or practical lesson.
What does "moral" mean?
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adj Concerned with right and wrong behaviour, or conforming to accepted standards of good conduct.
"She felt a moral obligation to tell the truth."
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noun The lesson about right and wrong conduct that a story or experience teaches.
"The moral of the fable is that patience pays off."
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noun The principles of good behaviour that guide someone's conduct (usually plural: morals).
"He's a man of strong morals."
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moral in a sentence
- She felt a moral obligation to tell the truth.
- He questioned the moral implications of the decision.
- The moral of the fable is that patience pays off.
- He's a man of strong morals.
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What is "moral" in Japanese?
"moral" in Japanese is 倫理的, 教訓. moral means: Concerned with right and wrong behaviour, or conforming to accepted standards of good conduct.
How do you pronounce 倫理的?
"moral" in Japanese is 倫理的, pronounced "rinriteki".
How do you use "moral" in a sentence?
Example: "She felt a moral obligation to tell the truth." In Japanese, "moral" is 倫理的, 教訓.
Are there other ways to say "moral" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "moral": 倫理的, 教訓.
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