norm in Japanese
norm in Japanese is 規範, ノルマ, 規 — norm means what is considered typical, standard, or expected.
norm in Japanese
規範
Pronounced: kihan
That which is normal or typical.
ノルマ
Pronounced: noruma
That which is normal or typical.
規
That which is normal or typical.
規範
Pronounced: kihan
A rule that is imposed by regulations and/or socially enforced by members of a community.
What does "norm" mean?
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noun What is considered typical, standard, or expected.
"Working from home has become the norm for many companies."
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noun An unwritten rule of behavior enforced by a community or society.
"Queuing politely is a strong social norm in Britain."
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noun In mathematics, a function that measures the size or length of a vector.
"The Euclidean norm of the vector is calculated using the Pythagorean formula."
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norm in a sentence
- Working from home has become the norm for many companies.
- It's the norm to tip waiters in the US.
- Queuing politely is a strong social norm in Britain.
- The Euclidean norm of the vector is calculated using the Pythagorean formula.
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What is "norm" in Japanese?
"norm" in Japanese is 規範, ノルマ, 規. norm means: What is considered typical, standard, or expected.
How do you pronounce 規範?
"norm" in Japanese is 規範, pronounced "kihan".
How do you use "norm" in a sentence?
Example: "Working from home has become the norm for many companies." In Japanese, "norm" is 規範, ノルマ, 規.
Are there other ways to say "norm" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "norm": 規範, ノルマ, 規.
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