pragmatism in Japanese
pragmatism in Japanese is プラグマティズム, 実用主義 — pragmatism means caring more about what works than about looks, feelings or ideals.
pragmatism in Japanese
プラグマティズム
Pronounced: puragumatizumu
The pursuit of practicality over aesthetic qualities; a concentration on facts rather than emotions or ideals.
実用主義
Pronounced: jitsuyōshugi
The pursuit of practicality over aesthetic qualities; a concentration on facts rather than emotions or ideals.
What does "pragmatism" mean?
- noun Caring more about what works than about looks, feelings or ideals.
- noun (philosophy) The view that what someone believes is shown by what they do, and that a belief is true if acting on it gets good results.
- noun (politics) The idea that political issues should be dealt with by practical means rather than by fixed ideas.
- noun A tendency to get involved in other people's business; meddling.
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What is "pragmatism" in Japanese?
"pragmatism" in Japanese is プラグマティズム, 実用主義. pragmatism means: Caring more about what works than about looks, feelings or ideals.
How do you pronounce プラグマティズム?
"pragmatism" in Japanese is プラグマティズム, pronounced "puragumatizumu".
Are there other ways to say "pragmatism" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "pragmatism": プラグマティズム, 実用主義.
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