What does 基本的な in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 基本的な in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 基本的な in Japanese.
The word 基本的な in Japanese means 最も重要な、主要な, 基礎的な 、 基本的な 、 簡単な 、 根本的な 、 ベーシックな, 基礎的な 、 基礎の 、 基本的な 、 初歩的な 、 初等の, 基本的な、基礎的な, 基本的な、中心的な、重要な, 基本的な、初歩の, 基本の、基本的な, 重要な、基本的な, 基本的な、基本の, 根本的な、基本的な, 根本的な 、 基本的な. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 基本的な
最も重要な、主要な(most important, essential) The cardinal rule is that you must never be late. |
基礎的な 、 基本的な 、 簡単な 、 根本的な 、 ベーシックな(rudimentary, primary) (根本的な) 彼は車が動く仕組みについて基本的な（or: 簡単な）理解を持つ。 He has a basic understanding of how a car works. |
基礎的な 、 基礎の 、 基本的な 、 初歩的な 、 初等の(essential, fundamental) (初歩の) 読み書きは基本的な（or: 基礎的な）技能です。 Reading and writing are basic skills. |
基本的な、基礎的な(informal, figurative (staple, basic) |
基本的な、中心的な、重要な(figurative (central) 彼らは、中心的(or: 重要)な顧客を失わずに事業を拡大することを望んでいる。 They want to broaden their business without losing their core customers. |
基本的な、初歩の(basic) These are the elemental components of an electrical circuit. |
基本の、基本的な(basic) 多くの人々は、文法の基本的な規則を超えるものを理解しません。 Many people never get beyond the elementary rules of grammar. |
重要な、基本的な(basic, fundamental) The essential purpose of a holiday is to relax. |
基本的な、基本の(relating to basis of sthg) |
根本的な、基本的な(fundamental, essential) The primordial needs of humans are food and shelter. |
根本的な 、 基本的な(fundamental) There has been a substantial shift in people's attitudes over the last few decades. |
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