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知識 (ちしき) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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He has extensive knowledge of computers.
Reading this book will deepen your knowledge of Japanese history.
Usage patterns 〈 事こと 〉 についての 知ち 識しき knowledge about ~
He has extensive knowledge about history.
知ち 識しき を 身み につける to acquire knowledge
I gained a lot of knowledge by studying abroad.
知ち 識しき が 豊ほう 富ふ だ to have abundant knowledge
She has abundant knowledge about wine.
知ち 識しき を 活い かす to put knowledge to use
In this job I can put my specialized knowledge to use.
知ち 識しき 不ぶ 足そく lack of knowledge
The failure was caused by a lack of knowledge.
Expressions 知ち 識しき を 広ひろ める extend one's knowledge; broaden one's knowledge Kanji 識 discriminating, know, write 智 wisdom, intellect, reason Related words· 16 知識 refers to factual or learned information, while 知恵 refers to practical wisdom or cleverness gained through experience.
情報 refers to specific data, news, or facts, while 知識 is the broader, accumulated understanding built from such information.
教養 emphasizes broad cultural refinement and general education, while 知識 is more neutral and can refer to any specific factual knowledge.
学問 refers to academic study or a field of scholarship, while 知識 is the resulting knowledge itself, not the discipline.
Show 12 more 知識 refers to factual information or learned facts, while 知 is the broader, more abstract capacity for wisdom and understanding.
知識 is general knowledge or information one knows, while ノウハウ specifically means practical know-how gained through hands-on experience.
知識 is general knowledge or information one has, while 学識 specifically denotes deep, systematic scholarly learning.
知識 refers to knowledge or facts one has acquired, while 見識 stresses the informed judgment or discernment built from that knowledge.
Don't confuse with 知識 is a noun meaning 'knowledge', while 知的 is a na-adjective describing something as intellectual; they share the kanji 知 but have different parts of speech.
知識 means knowledge or information in general (which can be specialized), while 常識 specifically refers to knowledge and norms that ordinary people are expected to already know.
Word family· 33 thirst for knowledge; intellectual curiosity
spiritual friend; good teacher in Buddhism
sexual knowledge; facts of life
Written forms 知ち 識しき Usage 100%
Standard kanji form; high-frequency word.
智ち 識しき Usage <1%
rarely-used kanji form
Rarely used kanji form; 智 is an older variant of 知.
Etymology Compound of 知 (chi, 'to know') and 識 (shiki, 'discernment, knowledge'). The spelling 智識 uses the older character 智 for 'wisdom', but 知識 is now standard.
知識 is general theoretical or factual knowledge, whereas 心得 emphasizes practical, experience-based know-how about how to act.
知識 is general knowledge or information one has learned, while 学力 specifically refers to academic ability measured through study and tests.
知識 refers to general knowledge or information one has learned, while 知見 implies deeper insight or expertise gained through direct experience or research.
知識 is general knowledge, which may be learned from books or study, whereas 見聞 specifically comes from firsthand observation and listening.
知識 is the accumulated facts or information a person has learned, whereas 知性 is the underlying faculty that processes and applies such knowledge.
知識 refers to accumulated factual knowledge, whereas 英知 implies the deeper understanding and judgment that goes beyond mere facts.
知識 refers to concrete facts or information one knows, while 学 refers more to one's overall scholarly training or learnedness.
知識 is the general word for knowledge of any kind, whereas 豆知識 specifically means a small, bite-sized piece of trivia.
悪あく 知ち 識しき
bad friend; evil spiritual guide
new knowledge; up-to-date information; advanced ideas
Show 6 more intellectual; person of learning
intellectual class; educated stratum
knowledge tree
epistemology
trivia; tidbit of knowledge
one-line fact; brief snippet of knowledge
