politics in Japanese
politics in Japanese is 政治 — politics means the activities and methods involved in governing a country, organization, or group.
politics in Japanese
政治
Pronounced: seiji
(countable) A methodology and activities associated with running a government, an organization, or a movement.
What does "politics" mean?
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noun The activities and methods involved in governing a country, organization, or group.
"Local politics often decides whether a new park or a car park gets built."
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noun A person's views or opinions on political matters.
"Her politics changed a lot as she grew older and travelled abroad."
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noun Internal power struggles or manoeuvring within a group.
"I left the committee because I was tired of the petty politics."
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politics in a sentence
- Local politics often decides whether a new park or a car park gets built.
- He has spent his whole career in politics, working for town councils.
- Her politics changed a lot as she grew older and travelled abroad.
- I do not share my uncle's politics, but we still get along well.
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What is "politics" in Japanese?
"politics" in Japanese is 政治. politics means: The activities and methods involved in governing a country, organization, or group.
How do you pronounce 政治?
"politics" in Japanese is 政治, pronounced "seiji".
How do you use "politics" in a sentence?
Example: "Local politics often decides whether a new park or a car park gets built." In Japanese, "politics" is 政治.
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