empirisismo
empirisísmo with stress marks
empiricism
Usage Note
Empirisismo is a technical philosophical term referring to the theory that knowledge comes primarily from sensory experience. It is used exclusively in academic settings such as philosophy classes, research discussions, and scholarly writing, and rarely appears in everyday conversation.
Examples
" Tungkol sa empirisismo ang aralin. "
Natural Translation
The lesson is about empiricism.
Literal Translation
About to empiricism the lesson.
" Tinalakay ng guro ang empirisismo bilang pundasyon ng agham. "
Natural Translation
The teacher discussed empiricism as the foundation of science.
Literal Translation
Discussed of-the teacher the empiricism as foundation of-the science.
" Ayon sa empirisismo, nagmumula sa karanasan ng ating mga pandama ang lahat ng tunay nating kaalaman tungkol sa mundo. "
Natural Translation
According to empiricism, all of our true knowledge about the world comes from the experience of our senses.
Literal Translation
According to empiricism, comes from the experience of our senses the all of true our knowledge about the world.
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