Practice
//ˈpɹæktɪs//
Translations of "practice" (71 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | gebruik(customary action, habit, or behaviour), oefening(repetition of an activity to improve skill), praktyk(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory) | — | |
| Albanian | praktikë(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | μελέτημα(repetition of an activity to improve skill), ἄσκησις(repetition of an activity to improve skill), ἐπιτήδευμα(customary action, habit, or behaviour), ἔθος(customary action, habit, or behaviour) | melétēma, áskēsis, epitḗdeuma, éthos | |
| Arabic | تَدْرِيب(repetition of an activity to improve skill), مُمَارَسَة(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | tadrīb, mumārasa | |
| Armenian | պարապմունք(repetition of an activity to improve skill), պրակտիկա(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), պրակտիկա(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), սովորություն(customary action, habit, or behaviour), վարժություն(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | parapmunkʻ, praktika, praktika, sovorutʻyun, varžutʻyun | |
| Azerbaijani | təcrübə(repetition of an activity to improve skill), əməli iş(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Bashkir | ғәмәл(customary action, habit, or behaviour), ғәмәл(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory) | ğəməl, ğəməl | |
| Belarusian | звы́чай(customary action, habit, or behaviour), пра́ктыка(repetition of an activity to improve skill), пра́ктыка(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), пра́ктыка(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), практыкава́нне(repetition of an activity to improve skill), трэніро́ўка(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | zvýčaj, práktyka, práktyka, práktyka, praktykavánnje, trenirówka | |
| Bulgarian | обича́й(customary action, habit, or behaviour), пра́ктика(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), пра́ктика(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), трениро́вка(repetition of an activity to improve skill), упражне́ние(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | običáj, práktika, práktika, treniróvka, upražnénie | |
| Catalan | pràctica(repetition of an activity to improve skill), pràctica(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), pràctica(observance of religious duties), pràctica(customary action, habit, or behaviour), pràctica(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory) | — | |
| Chinese | лянщи(repetition of an activity to improve skill), 練習 /练习(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | li͡anxi, liān-si̍p | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 練習 /练习(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | lin⁶ zaap⁶ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 儀式 /仪式(observance of religious duties), 實踐 /实践(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), 練習 /练习(repetition of an activity to improve skill), 習慣 /习惯(customary action, habit, or behaviour) | yíshì, shíjiàn, liànxí, xíguàn | |
| Czech | cvičení(repetition of an activity to improve skill), obyčej(customary action, habit, or behaviour), praxe(repetition of an activity to improve skill), praxe(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), procvičování(repetition of an activity to improve skill), zvyk(customary action, habit, or behaviour) | — | |
| Danish | praksis(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), praksis(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), træning(repetition of an activity to improve skill), øvelse(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Dari | تَمْرِین(repetition of an activity to improve skill), مَشْق(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | tamrīn, mašq | |
| Dutch | oefening(repetition of an activity to improve skill), praktijk(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), praktijk(customary action, habit, or behaviour), praktijk(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), uitoefening(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession) | — | |
| Esperanto | praktikado(repetition of an activity to improve skill), praktikado(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), praktiko(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory) | — | |
| Finnish | ammatinharjoittaminen(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), ammatinharjoitus(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), harjoittelu(repetition of an activity to improve skill), harjoitus(repetition of an activity to improve skill), käytäntö(customary action, habit, or behaviour), käytäntö(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), uskonnon harjoittaminen(observance of religious duties) | — | |
| French | pratique(repetition of an activity to improve skill), pratique(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), pratique(observance of religious duties), pratique(customary action, habit, or behaviour) | — | |
| Galician | práctica(repetition of an activity to improve skill), práctica(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession) | — | |
| Georgian | პრაქტიკა(repetition of an activity to improve skill), პრაქტიკა(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession) | ṗrakṭiḳa, ṗrakṭiḳa | |
| German | Ausüben(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), Ausübung(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), Praktizieren(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), Praxis(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), Praxis(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), Training(repetition of an activity to improve skill), Üben(repetition of an activity to improve skill), Übung(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Greek | άσκηση(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), εξάσκηση(repetition of an activity to improve skill), εξάσκηση(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), πράξη(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), πρακτική(customary action, habit, or behaviour) | áskisi, exáskisi, exáskisi, práxi, praktikí | |
| Hakka Chinese | 練習 /练习(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | lien-si̍p | |
| Hindi | अभ्यास(repetition of an activity to improve skill), रियाज़(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | abhyās, riyāz | |
| Hungarian | gyakorlat(repetition of an activity to improve skill), gyakorlat(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), gyakorlat(customary action, habit, or behaviour), gyakorlat(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), gyakorlás(repetition of an activity to improve skill), szokás(customary action, habit, or behaviour), vallásgyakorlás(observance of religious duties), valóság(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory) | — | |
| Icelandic | æfing(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Indonesian | latihan(repetition of an activity to improve skill), praktik(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), praktik(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | تَجْرُبِه(repetition of an activity to improve skill), تَجْرِبِه(repetition of an activity to improve skill), تَدْریب(repetition of an activity to improve skill), تَمْرین(repetition of an activity to improve skill), عَمَل(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), مَشْق(repetition of an activity to improve skill), کارْبُرْد(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory) | tajrobe, tajrebe, tadrib, tamrin, amal, mašġ, kârbord | |
| Irish | crábhadh(observance of religious duties) | — | |
| Italian | pratica(repetition of an activity to improve skill), pratica(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), pratica(observance of religious duties), pratica(customary action, habit, or behaviour), pratica(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory) | — | |
| Japanese | ならわし(customary action, habit, or behaviour), 儀式(observance of religious duties), 慣習(customary action, habit, or behaviour), 慣行(customary action, habit, or behaviour), 業務(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), 練習(repetition of an activity to improve skill), 習慣(customary action, habit, or behaviour) | narawashi, gishiki, kanshū, kankō, gyōmu, renshū, shūkan | |
| Jin Chinese | 練習 /练习(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | lie³ xieh⁵ | |
| Kabuverdianu | ensaiu(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Kazakh | тәжірибе(repetition of an activity to improve skill), іс-тәжірибе(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | täjıribe, ıs-täjıribe | |
| Khmer | ការិយកម្ម(repetition of an activity to improve skill), ការិយកិច្ច(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | kaareyaʼkam, kaareyaʼkəc | |
| Korean | 관습(customary action, habit, or behaviour), 관행(customary action, habit, or behaviour), 련습(repetition of an activity to improve skill), 습관(customary action, habit, or behaviour), 업무(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), 연습(repetition of an activity to improve skill), 의식(observance of religious duties) | gwanseup, gwanhaeng, ryeonseup, seupgwan, eommu, yeonseup, uisik | |
| Kyrgyz | практика(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | praktika | |
| Lao | ຫັດ(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | hat | |
| Latin | institūtum(customary action, habit, or behaviour), usus(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Latvian | prakse(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), prakse(customary action, habit, or behaviour), prakse(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory) | — | |
| Low German | Euven(repetition of an activity to improve skill), Training(repetition of an activity to improve skill), Öven(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Macedonian | вежба(repetition of an activity to improve skill), пракса(repetition of an activity to improve skill), пракса(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), пракса(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory) | vežba, praksa, praksa, praksa | |
| Malay | latihan(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Māori | parakitihi(repetition of an activity to improve skill), ritenga(observance of religious duties), tikanga(customary action, habit, or behaviour) | — | |
| Norman | pratique(repetition of an activity to improve skill), pratique(observance of religious duties), pratique(customary action, habit, or behaviour) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | praksis(repetition of an activity to improve skill), praksis(customary action, habit, or behaviour), trening(repetition of an activity to improve skill), øvelse(repetition of an activity to improve skill), øving(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | praksis(customary action, habit, or behaviour), trening(repetition of an activity to improve skill), øving(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Plautdietsch | Eewunk(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Polish | nawyk(customary action, habit, or behaviour), obyczaj(customary action, habit, or behaviour), praktyka(repetition of an activity to improve skill), praktyka(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), praktyka(customary action, habit, or behaviour), praktyka(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), zwyczaj(customary action, habit, or behaviour), ćwiczenie(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Portuguese | costume(customary action, habit, or behaviour), praxe(customary action, habit, or behaviour), prática(repetition of an activity to improve skill), prática(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), prática(observance of religious duties), prática(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory) | — | |
| Romanian | antrenament(repetition of an activity to improve skill), aplicare(repetition of an activity to improve skill), practică(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Russian | обы́чай(customary action, habit, or behaviour), пра́ктика(repetition of an activity to improve skill), пра́ктика(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), пра́ктика(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), трениро́вка(repetition of an activity to improve skill), упражне́ние(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | obýčaj, práktika, práktika, práktika, treniróvka, upražnénije | |
| Scottish Gaelic | cleachdadh(repetition of an activity to improve skill), cleachdadh(customary action, habit, or behaviour) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | nȃvika(customary action, habit, or behaviour), prȁksa(repetition of an activity to improve skill), prȁksa(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), prȁksa(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), vjȅžba(repetition of an activity to improve skill), vjȅžbānje(repetition of an activity to improve skill), vȅžba(repetition of an activity to improve skill), vȅžbānje(repetition of an activity to improve skill), ȍbičāj(customary action, habit, or behaviour), ве̏жба(repetition of an activity to improve skill), ве̏жба̄ње(repetition of an activity to improve skill), вје̏жба(repetition of an activity to improve skill), вје̏жба̄ње(repetition of an activity to improve skill), на̑вика(customary action, habit, or behaviour), о̏бича̄ј(customary action, habit, or behaviour), пра̏кса(repetition of an activity to improve skill), пра̏кса(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), пра̏кса(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory) | — | |
| Slovak | cvičenie(repetition of an activity to improve skill), obyčaj(customary action, habit, or behaviour), prax(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), prax(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), vyznávanie(observance of religious duties), zvyk(customary action, habit, or behaviour) | — | |
| Slovene | praksa(repetition of an activity to improve skill), praksa(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), praksa(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), urjenje(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Spanish | costumbre(customary action, habit, or behaviour), práctica(repetition of an activity to improve skill), práctica(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession) | — | |
| Swedish | praktik(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), praktik(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), praxis(customary action, habit, or behaviour), träning(repetition of an activity to improve skill), vana(customary action, habit, or behaviour), övning(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Tajik | амал(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), амалия(repetition of an activity to improve skill), амалиёт(repetition of an activity to improve skill), таҷриба(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | amal, amaliya, amaliyot, tajriba | |
| Thai | หัด(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | hàt | |
| Turkish | alıştırma(repetition of an activity to improve skill), egzersiz(repetition of an activity to improve skill), pratik(repetition of an activity to improve skill), pratik(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory) | — | |
| Turkmen | praktika(repetition of an activity to improve skill), tejribe(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Ukrainian | впра́ва(repetition of an activity to improve skill), звича́й(customary action, habit, or behaviour), обича́й(customary action, habit, or behaviour), пра́ктика(repetition of an activity to improve skill), пра́ктика(ongoing pursuit of a craft or profession), пра́ктика(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), тренува́ння(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | vpráva, zvyčáj, obyčáj, práktyka, práktyka, práktyka, trenuvánnja | |
| Urdu | تَدْرِیب(repetition of an activity to improve skill), تَمْرِین(repetition of an activity to improve skill), مَشْق(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | tadrīb, tamrīn, maśq | |
| Uyghur | ئەمەلىيەت(repetition of an activity to improve skill), تەجرىبە(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | emeliyet, tejribe | |
| Uzbek | amal(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory), amaliyot(repetition of an activity to improve skill), praktika(repetition of an activity to improve skill), tajriba(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Vietnamese | sự luyện tập(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Wu Chinese | 練習 /练习(repetition of an activity to improve skill) | — | |
| Yiddish | פּראַקטיק(repetition of an activity to improve skill), פּראַקטיק(actual operation or experiment, in contrast to theory) | praktik, praktik |
gebruik, oefening, praktyk
praktikë
պարապմունք, պրակտիկա, պրակտիկա, սովորություն, վարժություն
parapmunkʻ, praktika, praktika, sovorutʻyun, varžutʻyun
təcrübə, əməli iş
звы́чай, пра́ктыка, пра́ктыка, пра́ктыка, практыкава́нне, трэніро́ўка
zvýčaj, práktyka, práktyka, práktyka, praktykavánnje, trenirówka
обича́й, пра́ктика, пра́ктика, трениро́вка, упражне́ние
običáj, práktika, práktika, treniróvka, upražnénie
pràctica, pràctica, pràctica, pràctica, pràctica
cvičení, obyčej, praxe, praxe, procvičování, zvyk
praksis, praksis, træning, øvelse
oefening, praktijk, praktijk, praktijk, uitoefening
praktikado, praktikado, praktiko
ammatinharjoittaminen, ammatinharjoitus, harjoittelu, harjoitus, käytäntö, käytäntö, uskonnon harjoittaminen
pratique, pratique, pratique, pratique
práctica, práctica
Ausüben, Ausübung, Praktizieren, Praxis, Praxis, Training, Üben, Übung
gyakorlat, gyakorlat, gyakorlat, gyakorlat, gyakorlás, szokás, vallásgyakorlás, valóság
æfing
latihan, praktik, praktik
تَجْرُبِه, تَجْرِبِه, تَدْریب, تَمْرین, عَمَل, مَشْق, کارْبُرْد
tajrobe, tajrebe, tadrib, tamrin, amal, mašġ, kârbord
crábhadh
pratica, pratica, pratica, pratica, pratica
ensaiu
institūtum, usus
prakse, prakse, prakse
Euven, Training, Öven
latihan
parakitihi, ritenga, tikanga
pratique, pratique, pratique
praksis, praksis, trening, øvelse, øving
praksis, trening, øving
Eewunk
nawyk, obyczaj, praktyka, praktyka, praktyka, praktyka, zwyczaj, ćwiczenie
costume, praxe, prática, prática, prática, prática
antrenament, aplicare, practică
обы́чай, пра́ктика, пра́ктика, пра́ктика, трениро́вка, упражне́ние
obýčaj, práktika, práktika, práktika, treniróvka, upražnénije
cleachdadh, cleachdadh
nȃvika, prȁksa, prȁksa, prȁksa, vjȅžba, vjȅžbānje, vȅžba, vȅžbānje, ȍbičāj, ве̏жба, ве̏жба̄ње, вје̏жба, вје̏жба̄ње, на̑вика, о̏бича̄ј, пра̏кса, пра̏кса, пра̏кса
cvičenie, obyčaj, prax, prax, vyznávanie, zvyk
praksa, praksa, praksa, urjenje
costumbre, práctica, práctica
praktik, praktik, praxis, träning, vana, övning
alıştırma, egzersiz, pratik, pratik
praktika, tejribe
впра́ва, звича́й, обича́й, пра́ктика, пра́ктика, пра́ктика, тренува́ння
vpráva, zvyčáj, obyčáj, práktyka, práktyka, práktyka, trenuvánnja
amal, amaliyot, praktika, tajriba
sự luyện tập
練習 /练习
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