thinker in Japanese
thinker in Japanese is 思想家 — thinker means someone known for serious, deep thought, especially a philosopher or intellectual.
thinker in Japanese
思想家
Pronounced: shisōka
What does "thinker" mean?
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noun Someone known for serious, deep thought, especially a philosopher or intellectual.
"Aristotle remains one of history's most influential thinkers."
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noun Someone who is thinking or reflecting at a given moment.
"She sat by the window, a quiet thinker lost in her own world."
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thinker in a sentence
- Aristotle remains one of history's most influential thinkers.
- She sat by the window, a quiet thinker lost in her own world.
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What is "thinker" in Japanese?
"thinker" in Japanese is 思想家. thinker means: Someone known for serious, deep thought, especially a philosopher or intellectual.
How do you pronounce 思想家?
"thinker" in Japanese is 思想家, pronounced "shisōka".
How do you use "thinker" in a sentence?
Example: "Aristotle remains one of history's most influential thinkers." In Japanese, "thinker" is 思想家.
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