What does 模範 in Japanese mean?

What is the meaning of the word 模範 in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 模範 in Japanese.

The word 模範 in Japanese means good example, 模範, 典型、手本、模範, 模範、手本、見本, 模範、手本, 手本、模範, お手本、模範、見本, お手本、模範、かがみ, 規範、模範, 模範、範例、規範, 模範、手本、かがみ, 典型、模範. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word 模範

good example

模範

(figurative (model)

Wesley is a picture of good health.

典型、手本、模範

(epitome, example)

Eddie is the archetype of a rock and roll musician.

模範、手本、見本

(ideal, model)

This dog is considered to be the example of his breed.

模範、手本

(model, paragon)

This painting is an exemplar of Dutch light.

手本、模範

(example)

私の手本の通りにすれば成功しますよ。

Follow my lead, and you will be a success.

お手本、模範、見本

(example, sth to be copied) (基本例)

これがお手本（模範）です。残り全部をこういう風に作ってください。

This is the model. You should make the rest to look like this one.

お手本、模範、かがみ

(figurative (ideal example) (理想)

彼はあらゆる父親のお手本（かがみ、模範）だと思われていた。良い父がするとされることをすべて行っていたのだから。

He was considered to be a model for all fathers - doing everything that a good father should do.

規範、模範

(general rule, custom) (常識)

贈り物を頂いたらお礼を言うのは規範です。

It's the norm to send a note to thank someone for a gift.

模範、範例、規範

(example)

Her course is a paradigm for how history should be taught.

模範、手本、かがみ

(model, example)

The mayor was a paragon of virtue in the town.

典型、模範

(figurative (epitome)

He's the very prototype of a politician: self-seeking and corrupt.

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