English–Japanese
“concept” in Japanese
How to say “concept” in Japanese
“Concept” in Japanese is 概念 (gainen).
Describes an organized idea that helps define, explain, or examine something.
Example sentences with 概念
この授業では、時間の概念について話し合います。ko no ju gyō de wa ji kan no gai nen ni tsu i te hana shi a i ma su
In this class, we discuss the concept of time.
Tips for using 概念
- English speakers often use concept for an idea that forms part of a larger theory or system, which makes it useful in conversations about many subjects.
Other Japanese words for “concept”
「自由」という観念は文化によって異なります。ji yū to i u kan nen wa bun ka ni yo tte koto na ri ma su
The concept of freedom differs across cultures.
この映画のコンセプトは明確です。ko no ei ga no ko n se pu to wa mei kaku de su
The concept of this movie is clear.