significance in Japanese
significance in Japanese is 重要性, 意味, 意義 — significance means the quality of being important or having a noticeable effect.
significance in Japanese
重要性
Pronounced: juuyōsei
The extent to which something matters; importance
意味
Pronounced: imi
Meaning.
意義
Pronounced: igi
Meaning.
What does "significance" mean?
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noun The quality of being important or having a noticeable effect.
"Nobody expected the small change to be of much significance to sales."
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noun The meaning of something.
"The guide explained the significance of each colour in the old flag."
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significance in a sentence
- Nobody expected the small change to be of much significance to sales.
- This result is of great significance for anyone planning to build near the river.
- The guide explained the significance of each colour in the old flag.
- I did not grasp the significance of her smile until much later.
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What is "significance" in Japanese?
"significance" in Japanese is 重要性, 意味, 意義. significance means: The quality of being important or having a noticeable effect.
How do you pronounce 重要性?
"significance" in Japanese is 重要性, pronounced "juuyōsei".
How do you use "significance" in a sentence?
Example: "Nobody expected the small change to be of much significance to sales." In Japanese, "significance" is 重要性, 意味, 意義.
Are there other ways to say "significance" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "significance": 重要性, 意味, 意義.
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