What does 典型 in Japanese mean?

What is the meaning of the word 典型 in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 典型 in Japanese.

The word 典型 in Japanese means typical, 好例、適例, 典型, 完璧の例、手本、典型、真髄, 典型、手本、模範, 代名詞、典型, 典型、典型例, 典型、縮図, 主唱者、代表者、典型, 象徴、典型、化身, 標準、典型、基準、普通, 典型、化身, 典型、模範, 典型、象徴、代表例. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word 典型

typical

好例、適例

(helpful example)

Movies can encourage children to read. The Harry Potter series is a case in point.

典型

(figurative (paragon, epitome)

Our mayor is the quintessence of honesty.

完璧の例、手本、典型、真髄

(figurative (epitome, highest example)

典型、手本、模範

(epitome, example)

Eddie is the archetype of a rock and roll musician.

代名詞、典型

(epitome, synonym)

The Italian city of Milan is a byword for fashion.

典型、典型例

(epitome, sth or sb typical) (人・物)

典型、縮図

(perfect example) (典型的な例)

Elizabeth is the epitome of good taste; everything in her house is beautiful.

主唱者、代表者、典型

(person: represents sth)

Henry is a leading exponent of classical Greek literature.

象徴、典型、化身

(figurative (embodiment) (比喩)

He was the image of male aggressiveness.

標準、典型、基準、普通

(sth considered normal)

この職場で学士号以上の学位を持っている事は普通です。

An advanced academic degree is the norm in this office.

典型、化身

(epitome)

Carlos is the personification of goodness.

典型、模範

(figurative (epitome)

He's the very prototype of a politician: self-seeking and corrupt.

典型、象徴、代表例

(representative model)

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