observation in Japanese
observation in Japanese is 観察, 観測, 所見 — observation means the act of watching something carefully.
observation in Japanese
観察
Pronounced: kansatsu
The act of observing, and the fact of being observed (see observance)
観測
Pronounced: kansoku
The act of observing, and the fact of being observed (see observance)
観察
Pronounced: kansatsu
The act of noting and recording some event; or the record of such noting.
所見
Pronounced: shoken
A remark or comment.
論評
Pronounced: ronpyō
A remark or comment.
観察結果
A judgement based on observing.
What does "observation" mean?
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noun The act of watching something carefully.
"Careful observation of the birds in the garden taught the children a lot about nature."
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noun A remark based on something noticed.
"His only observation about the meal was that it needed more salt."
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observation in a sentence
- Careful observation of the birds in the garden taught the children a lot about nature.
- The scientist's observation of the plant lasted several weeks.
- His only observation about the meal was that it needed more salt.
- The teacher's observation that the class seemed tired led to an earlier break.
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What is "observation" in Japanese?
"observation" in Japanese is 観察, 観測, 所見. observation means: The act of watching something carefully.
How do you pronounce 観察?
"observation" in Japanese is 観察, pronounced "kansatsu".
How do you use "observation" in a sentence?
Example: "Careful observation of the birds in the garden taught the children a lot about nature." In Japanese, "observation" is 観察, 観測, 所見.
Are there other ways to say "observation" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "observation": 観察, 観測, 所見, 論評, 観察結果.
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