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実践 (じっせん) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
Common word› JLPT N1 › Freq. Frequency Top 5,000 Conjugation 実践する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 実じっ 践せん する 実じっ 践せん しない Polite 実じっ 践せん します 実じっ 践せん しません Past polite 実じっ 践せん しました 実じっ 践せん しませんでした Past 実じっ 践せん した 実じっ 践せん しなかった Te-form 実じっ 践せん して 実じっ 践せん しないで Desire 実じっ 践せん したい 実じっ 践せん したくない Potential 実じっ 践せん できる 実じっ 践せん できない Passive 実じっ 践せん される 実じっ 践せん されない Causative 実じっ 践せん させる 実じっ 践せん させない Causative passive 実じっ 践せん させられる 実じっ 践せん させられない Volitional 実じっ 践せん しよう Polite volitional 実じっ 践せん しましょう Imperative 実じっ 践せん しろ 実じっ 践せん するな Conditional 実じっ 践せん すれば 実じっ 践せん しなければ Tara conditional 実じっ 践せん したら 実じっ 践せん しなかったら
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実じっ
践せん
に
移うつ
す
こと
が
大たい
切せつ
だ
。
It's important to put theory into practice.
He immediately put what he learned into practice.
Usage patterns 〈 事こと 〉 を 実じっ 践せん に 移うつ す to put (a plan or idea) into actual practice
She quickly put the theory she had learned into practice.
理り 論ろん を 実じっ 践せん に 生い かす to apply theory in practical use
It's important to apply educational theory in real practice.
実じっ 践せん を 積つ む to accumulate practical experience
You develop skills by accumulating hands-on practice in the field.
〈 事こと 〉 の 実じっ 践せん に 努つと める to strive to put something into practice
He strives to practice environmental protection in his daily life.
Related words· 7 実行 focuses on carrying out a specific plan or action, while 実践 emphasizes the ongoing, repeated application of principles or ideas.
実施 is used for formally putting a policy, program, or system into effect, whereas 実践 is broader and can apply to personal habits or philosophies as well.
応用 means applying knowledge or theory to a new situation, while 実践 stresses actually performing or living out that knowledge over time.
実用 focuses on something being useful in everyday life, while 実践 emphasizes actually carrying out or practicing an idea.
Show 3 more 実践 emphasizes putting knowledge or theory into action, whereas 実地 refers to the real-world setting or hands-on experience itself.
実践 means putting theory or a method into actual practice, whereas 実務 refers to the routine practical duties of a job.
実践 means putting theory into practice or actually carrying something out in real life, whereas 実技 refers to the hands-on skill itself or a test of that skill.
Don't confuse with 練習 is repetitive practice aimed at improving a skill (like sports or music), while 実践 means actually applying knowledge or methods in real situations.
実戦 refers to actual combat or real fighting, while 実践 (same pronunciation) means putting theory into practice, so context is needed to tell them apart.
Etymology Compound of 実 (truth, reality) and 践 (step on, carry out). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the combination conveys 'actual carrying out'.
実じっ 践せん 者しゃ
practical ethics; applied morality
Show 4 more practical philosophy
practical reason; practical ethics
practicing what one preaches; acting on one's principles
practical ethics; practical morality
