ちしき
Meanings
Noun
1. knowledge; information
I think knowledge and experience are completely different.
Pitch accent
ち
しき
Composed of
wisdom; jnana (higher knowledge)
acquaintanceship; vijnana; consciousness; written by ...
Used in vocabulary (39 in total)
trivia; snippet of knowledge
friend who guides one to Buddhism through teaching
intellectual
Examples (63 in total)
There is also an interest in knowledge.
An encyclopedia is a mine of information.
He has various knowledge.
He prides himself on his knowledge of politics.
I picked up some knowledge by reading books.
My experience and knowledge are hopelessly lacking.
She has little knowledge of physics.
One should hone one's knowledge on a regular basis.
The child has advanced in his knowledge.
The young people are thirsty for knowledge.
His knowledge of art is poor.
His knowledge of French is poor.
My knowledge of German is poor.
He extended the knowledge of biochemistry.
All knowledge is not good.
I am just a person who loves knowledge.
The teacher was surprised at the extent of his knowledge.
He has transferred all his knowledge to his son.
Television helps us widen our knowledge.
Now, next is about general knowledge.
What is listed here is merely knowledge.
Dismantling requires different knowledge.
Emphasizing knowledge is the policy of the previous principal.
He has much economic knowledge.
Knowledge can only be obtained by study.
They are equally matched in their knowledge of English.
But he has the experience and knowledge he has built up.
My mother acquired her knowledge of English in the United States.
While I'm young, I want to actively absorb new knowledge.
He has a knowledge of biology.
Some knowledge of foreign languages, of Spanish in particular, is essential.
It is not my specialty, but I have a fair amount of knowledge about it.
You have knowledge and experience as well.
It is completely useless knowledge, so I want to forget it quickly.
I always place a high value on knowledge.
As always, there's no telling where the limits of his knowledge are.
Our knowledge on the problem is rather limited.
I get knowledge by reading books.
I don't know enough, and I'm not particularly bright either.
Knowledge of computers is basic to all sciences.
He has given us useful knowledge.
His boss has a good opinion of his knowledge of computers.
Our century has seen a notable increase of knowledge.
Tom is quite knowledgeable about modern popular music.
Capital-intensive industries are not necessarily knowledge-intensive industries.
She is interested in learning new ideas.
I think that knowledge without common sense counts for nothing.
The pupils absorbed all the knowledge the teacher gave them.
Little by little our knowledge of English increases.
Some consider language as a form of knowledge.
How did she get to know so much about fish?
That's so I can pass on to you the knowledge you'll need on site.
I think that Japanese students are very good at gathering knowledge.
In this world, the knowledge I possess is of a different nature.
Scientific knowledge has greatly advanced since the 16th century.
Students who want to major in physics ought to have a sufficient knowledge of mathematics.
The Apollo program greatly advanced our knowledge of space.
When going out to the society, what is the most necessary knowledge?
We would very much like to make use of your knowledge and skills.
He has very little, if any, knowledge about art.
Giving gifts based on half-baked knowledge usually doesn't end well.
You have to acquire real skills, not just superficial knowledge.
However, it appears that your knowledge of politics and military affairs is still shallow.