| English |
analogy |
| Type |
noun |
| Japanese |
例え |
| Hiragana |
たとえ |
| Pronunciation |
tatoe |
| Definition |
similarity or comparability: |
| Example |
- We have an analogy that we use at our facility.
- 我々の施設では、こういう例えを使います。
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| English |
analogy |
| Type |
noun |
| Japanese |
類推 |
| Hiragana |
るいすい |
| Pronunciation |
ruisui |
| Definition |
similarity or comparability: |
| Example |
- reasoning by analogy
- 類推による推論
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| English |
analogy |
| Type |
noun |
| Japanese |
類比 |
| Hiragana |
るいひ |
| Pronunciation |
ruihi |
| Definition |
a similarity between like features of two things, on which a comparison may be based |
| Example |
- analogy problem
- 類比問題
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| English |
analogy |
| Type |
noun |
| Japanese |
アナロジー |
| Hiragana |
あなろじー |
| Pronunciation |
anaroji- |
| Definition |
the process by which words or phrases are created or re-formed according to existing patterns in the language, as when shoon was re-formed as shoes, when -ize is added to nouns like winter to form verbs, or when a child says foots for feet. |
| Example |
- acoustic analogy
- 音響アナロジー
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| English |
analogy |
| Type |
noun |
| Japanese |
相似 |
| Hiragana |
そうじ |
| Pronunciation |
souji |
| Definition |
a similarity between like features of two things, on which a comparison may be based |
| Example |
- Reynolds analogy
- レイノルズ相似
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