What does 規範 in Japanese mean?

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

The word 規範 in Japanese means standard, 規範, 規範, 規範, 基準、規範、規則, 規則、規範, しきたり、規範、慣習、因習、慣行, 規範、模範, 模範、範例、規範, 原則、規範、指針, 規定、規範、おきて、訓令、法規, 規制、規則、規範, 基準、標準、規格、規範. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word 規範

standard

規範

(standard)

We must follow all regulatory controls.

規範

(standard)

Fifteen people made the grade to get on the team.

規範

(accepted example)

You should use this as the standard to work to.

基準、規範、規則

(accepted standard)

Her behavior goes against the canon of ethics.

規則、規範

(standards)

しきたり、規範、慣習、因習、慣行

(norm)

The convention in this area is to marry young.

規範、模範

(general rule, custom) (常識)

贈り物を頂いたらお礼を言うのは規範です。

It's the norm to send a note to thank someone for a gift.

模範、範例、規範

(example)

Her course is a paradigm for how history should be taught.

原則、規範、指針

(principle, rule)

Many people derive their good behavior from the precepts of religion.

規定、規範、おきて、訓令、法規

(figurative (suggested solution)

My prescription for getting over a break-up is to go out and have some fun.

規制、規則、規範

(rule)

The staff handbook includes a regulation forbidding wearing jewellery when operating machinery.

基準、標準、規格、規範

(criterion)

カリフォルニア州の建築基準法は強い耐震性を義務付けている。

The building standards in California require strength against earthquakes.

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