Meaning
博学 (はくがく, hakugaku) is a bonus vocabulary word meaning “erudition”.
Kanji in this word
Example sentences 11
彼は博学だ
He is learned.
彼の博学には敬服する.
I admire (him for) his erudition.
博学で名前が知れ渡っていた.
He was renowned as a man of great learning.
このように博学多才であった。
As seen from the above, he was a person of wide knowledge and talents.
博学で、文章能力が高いと評価された。
He was regarded as erudite and highly skilled in writing.
彼は私たちの地域社会では博学の人で通っている。
He passes for a learned man in our community.
彼の博学を反映してか、『江談抄』はあまりに雑多な内容を持つ。
As if to reflect his erudition, "Godansho" covers an extremely wide range of topics.
その画風は博学な知識に裏打ちされ、主に中国古典を題材にしている。
His painting style is backed by erudite knowledge and mainly uses Chinese classics as subjects.
何休は博学をもって『公羊伝』に注を作り、『春秋公羊解詁』にまとめた。
Ka Kyu wrote an annotation for the "Kuyoden" with his extensive knowledge and summarized it in "Shunjukuyo-kaiko" (Interpretation of Annotation of Gongyang on Spring and Autumn Annals).
江戸時代には博学典礼家として、近衛尚嗣、近衛基熙、近衛家熙らが続く。
In the Edo period, Hisatsugu Konoe, Motohiro Konoe, Iehiro Konoe and others followed as erudite experts on court rituals.
なお、家煕の人となりや博学多才ぶり、高い見識のほどについては、侍医（専門は現代で言う小児科）で、茶人であった山科道安（やましなどうあん）がその言行を日録風に記した『槐記』11巻により、如実に知ることができる。
In the 11th volume of "Kaiki". written by Doan YAMASHINA, a court physician (specializing in what is today known as pediatrics) and master of the tea ceremony, Iehiro's sayings and doings are described like a diary and we can clearly see his personality, varied attainments and considerable insight.