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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries実証研究
Pronunciation / Transliteration: jisshō kenkyū
"この論文は多くの実証研究に基づいている。"
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A research using empirical evidence, gained through observation and experimentation rather than theory.
"The researchers conducted an empirical study to test the new hypothesis."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from 'empirical' (from Greek empeirikos, meaning experienced, from empeiria, experience) and 'study' (from Latin studium, application, zeal).
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10 Global Lexicons: How "empirical study" is said worldwide
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étude empirique
Transliteration: etyd ɑ̃piʁik
"Cette étude empirique confirme les résultats précédents."
empirische Studie
Transliteration: ɛmˈpiːʁɪʃə ˈʃtuːdi̯ə
"Die empirische Studie basiert auf Befragungen."
studio empirico
Transliteration: ˈstudjo emˈpiriko
"Il professore ha pubblicato un nuovo studio empirico."
estudio empírico
Transliteration: esˈtuðjo emˈpiɾiko
"El artículo presenta un estudio empírico detallado."
estudo empírico
Transliteration: iʃˈtudu ẽˈpiɾiku
"O estudo empírico durou mais de dois anos."
अनुभवात्मक अध्ययन
Transliteration: anubhavatmak adhyayan
"यह एक विस्तृत अनुभवात्मक अध्ययन है।"
实证研究
Transliteration: shízhèng yánjiū
"这项实证研究提供了强有力的证据。"
실증적 연구
Transliteration: siljeongjeok yeongu
"그들은 철저한 실증적 연구를 수행했다."
実証研究
Transliteration: jisshō kenkyū
"この論文は多くの実証研究に基づいている。"
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