実践

じっせん

practice, put into practice

JLPT N1

Character Breakdown

Meaning and Usage

"実践" (じっせん) means putting knowledge or theory into actual practice or action. It is often used in contexts where applying what has been learned is emphasized, such as education, training, or work.

Common Contexts

You will see "実践" used when contrasting theory and practice, highlighting the importance of doing rather than just knowing. It is common in formal or academic settings but also in everyday conversation when discussing learning or skill development.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 実践する: to put into practice, to carry out
  • 実践的な: practical, hands-on
  • 実践を通して: through practice

These collocations emphasize the action of applying knowledge or skills.

Register and Nuance

"実践" is a formal noun and is often used in written language, lectures, and professional contexts. It conveys a serious and deliberate effort to apply theory.

Common Mistakes

Learners sometimes confuse "実践" with "練習" (practice as repetition or training). "実践" focuses on real-world application, while "練習" is more about repetition to improve skills. Use "実践" when emphasizing actual use or implementation.

Example Sentences

りろんだけでなく、じっせんもたいせつです。

Not only theory, but practice is also important.

このこうざでは、まなんだことをすぐにじっせんできます。

In this course, you can immediately put what you learned into practice.

じっせんをとおしてスキルをみにつけることがじゅうようです。

It is important to acquire skills through practice.