nurture in Japanese
nurture in Japanese is 育成, 育成する — nurture means care and encouragement given to help someone or something grow and develop.
nurture in Japanese
育成
Pronounced: ikusei
The act of nourishing or nursing; tender care
育成する
To nourish or nurse.
What does "nurture" mean?
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noun Care and encouragement given to help someone or something grow and develop.
"The plants thrived under her careful nurture."
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noun The environmental and social influences on a person's development, as opposed to inherited traits.
"The debate over nature versus nurture is far from settled."
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verb To care for and encourage the growth or development of someone or something.
"The teacher nurtured her students' curiosity from an early age."
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nurture in a sentence
- The plants thrived under her careful nurture.
- The debate over nature versus nurture is far from settled.
- The teacher nurtured her students' curiosity from an early age.
- He had nurtured the small business for over a decade.
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What is "nurture" in Japanese?
"nurture" in Japanese is 育成, 育成する. nurture means: Care and encouragement given to help someone or something grow and develop.
How do you pronounce 育成?
"nurture" in Japanese is 育成, pronounced "ikusei".
How do you use "nurture" in a sentence?
Example: "The plants thrived under her careful nurture." In Japanese, "nurture" is 育成, 育成する.
Are there other ways to say "nurture" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "nurture": 育成, 育成する.
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